Jack Casazza

A highly-skilled professional with an international reputation in the energy field, Jack Casazza is versed in the technical, institutional, and regulatory aspects of energy systems. Formerly a corporate officer for a large utility in the United States and an executive with major consulting firms, he has been responsible for forecasting; DSM studies; integrated system planning; developing generation and transmission plans; economic and financial evaluations; intercompany contract negotiations; rate and cost of service studies; merger studies and analyses; strategic planning; organizational planning; pooling and coordination studies; system reliability standard establishment and evaluations; cogeneration analysis; research programs; and applications of new technology. He has been responsible for consulting projects in the USA, South America, Canada, Africa, Asia, Australia, and Europe.

He currently devotes most of his time to the American Education Institute, a not-for-profit organization which he founded and to which he has made major financial contributions. He also is an IEEE Distinguished Lecturer, explaining world wide the impact of new legislation and regulation on the reliability and cost of electric service.

He has testified extensively before Federal and State regulatory, legislative, and judicial bodies on many issues of national and local importance. He continues to be involved in national and international activities related to future electric system developments and electric power policy