
President, Sam Timpano & Associates
Member of the Natural Resources Council
Sam Timpano has over 19 years as a senior development professional in independent power and distributed energy projects in the international arena. He has lived and worked in Asia, Europe and Latin America, advising and leading development teams and asset managers and asset acquisition due diligence teams. Most recently, he was a Senior Developer for AES in Panama responsible for reviewing all aspects of the project team including formulating the financial models and arranging the financing for the major development projects. He was responsible for the successful development of 3 major projects valued at over $500 million and participated in the review of more than 15 acquisitions valued at over $2 billion in 6 different countries. He has extensive experience in on-site cogeneration projects with large industrial users and local utilities. He has extensive working relationships with many of the energy ministers and ministries in Asia, Europe, Latin America and Eastern Europe. (This is me - Update Profile)
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Consolidation in the solar power sector
December 12, 2011
During the recent rush to renewable energy sources, solar has taken it on the chin. This is perhaps deserved, particularly in the U.S., where there have been several economic and technical disasters.
July 30, 2010
Oil Majors Develop $1B Rapid Response System | www.rigzone.com
As has been learned from the Deepwater Horizon spill, the complexities that exist in these deepwater wells and the potential for repeats of this kind of spill will challenge all parts of the oil supply equation, all the way to costs to contain and clean up spills..
July 9, 2010
BP Invoices Anadarko and Mitsui for Gulf Cleanup | www.petroleumafrica.com
This action by BP should not come as much of a surprise to anyone. It is reasonable to assume that while BP carries the front page burden of this spill, actions of this nature should be expected. They are reasonable and within the legal and financial boundaries of corporate contracts.Once the spill is contained, it is also reasonable to find that years of legal actions between all parties involved in the rig and this particular well will be taken and pursued.
Biofuels from nonfood chain feedstock sources are viable alternative fuels
November 4, 2009
Biofuels do harm, aren't they? | pellets-wood.com
The biofuels and alternative energy project models that were originally based on feedstock materials from the food chain commodities have been shown to a failure, something many already knew.Not only did they add to the upward pressures on food chain commodities, especially corn and soyoil, they brought added deforestation pressures in several developing economies.Additional fertilizers and pressures on already low water supplies in some areas were additional exacerbations to the equation.The new generation of feedstock for biofuel production will be from nonfood chain sources and will add new benefits into the biofuel equation.
A Birthday Still Worth Celebrating
July 5, 2009
Envoy Prepares to Visit Honduras | www.nytimes.com
Recent events in Iran and again in Honduras demonstrate the drift in American foreign policy and contributes to global confusion on what America stands for these days. These are just some private thoughts to share with all. Enjoy the 4th!
| Study Group Name | No. Members |
|---|---|
| Ethanol Experts | 246 |
| LNG Experts | 216 |
| Council Members who are Knowledgeable about Ethanol | 213 |
| Oil and Gas Pipeline Experts | 178 |
| Coal Industry Consultants | 142 |
Sam Timpano has not participated in any GLG Live Meetings.