STAN WALERCZYK
18
years of experience, including distribution, maintenance, turn-key retrofit
contracting, speaking, writing, lighting design, consultation, third party
review, energy efficiency regulations, and research. Over 400 projects including
K-12 schools, colleges, hospitals, office buildings, historic commercial
buildings, retail stores, factories, warehouses, parking facilities, multifamily
dwellings, and single family houses.
·
High Performance (Super) T8s & Extra Efficient Ballasts,
Efficient Electro-Technology Exposition & Conference, Honolulu, Hawaii,
11/06
·
How to Design and Implement Scotopically Enhanced Lighting,
Energy 2006, Chicago, 8/06
·
MH vs. Fluorescent – 10 rounds in the Hibay Arena, Plant
Engineering and Maintenance Show, Modesto, CA, 3/06
·
Advantages of Suspended Indirect Lighting
for Schools, Offices & Conference Rooms and Lighting: Controversy in Controlling Cost, both at PCEA Hawaii Conference & Expo, Kona, Hawaii, 9/05
·
Gap Between Marketing Hype and Best
Practice, World Energy Engineering Congress, Austin, 9/05
·
Advanced
Lighting Retrofit Options Workshop, West Coast Energy Management Congress, San
Diego, 6/05 & World Energy Engineering Congress, Austin, 9/05
·
Lighting:
Emerging Near and Mid Term Opportunities in Commercial Buildings, ACEEE &
CEE’s National Symposium on Market Transformation, Washington DC, 3/05
·
The Grand
Opening of SDREO’s new Lighting and Control Displays, San Diego, 3/05
o
Also
specified most of these products for San Diego Regional Energy Office
·
3Rs -
Retrofit, Relight & Redesign, Lightfair, Las Vegas, 3/04
·
MH
vs. Fluorescent – 10 rounds in the Hibay Arena, Energy Expo, Honolulu, Hawaii,
11/04
·
MH vs. Fluorescent – 10 rounds in the Hibay Arena, IESNA
Annual Conference, Tampa, FL, 7/04
·
Systems
Applications, CTLC Strategic Planning/Visioning Forum, Sacramento, 4/04
·
Cutting
Edge Retrofitting and Relighting, World Energy Engineering Congress, Atlanta,
11/03
| Thinking Out of the Box – Innovative Retrofits and Relighting,
IESNA Annual Conference, Utah, 8/02 |
| Cutting Edge Retrofitting and Relighting, Lightfair,
6/02 |
| The Hot Topic – Lighting and the new Energy Crisis, IESNA Annual
Conference, Ottawa, Canada, 8/01 |
| Fluorescent vs. HID – 10 rounds in the High Bay Arena, Lightfair,
San Francisco, 5/99 |
| For
numerous institutions, including: |
 | Agriculture
Technology Application Center, Southern California Edison |
| Association
of Bay Area Governments (Los Angeles area) |
| Association
of Energy Engineers, San Francisco Chapter |
| British
Columbia Hydro |
| Building
Operator Certification |
| California
Lighting Technology Center, Pacific Gas & Electric |
| California
Society of Healthcare Engineering, several chapters |
| Cooper
Lighting |
| Customer
Technology Application Center, Southern California Edison |
| Ecology
Action |
| General
Electric |
| Hawaiian
Electric Company |
| Holophane |
| Illuminating
Engineering Society of North America, several chapters |
| Iowa
Energy Resource Station |
| Maui
Electric Company |
| Pacific
Energy Center, Pacific Gas & Electric |
| Philips |
| Rebuild
America, several states |
| Roseville
Electric |
| Ruud
Lighting |
| Sacramento
Municipal Utility District |
| San
Diego Gas & Electric |
| San
Diego Regional Energy Office |
| San
Jose State University |
| Sonoma
State University |
| Smart
Lights |
| Stockton
Training Center, Pacific Gas & Electric |
| Sylvania |
| Ventura
County Regional Energy Alliance |
| Wisconsin,
State of |
Publications (individual and
co-author)
| ‘Dimming Ballasts – Buyer Beware”,
LD+A, 12/06 |
| “Best Practice Report”, 3/06,
article page at www.lightingwizards.com
|
| “MH vs. Fluorescent – 10 Rounds in
the Hibay Arena”, 3/06, article page at www.lightingwizards.com
|
| “Gap Between Marketing Hype and Best
Practice”, 9/05 AEE WEEC Proceedings |
| “Hibay Lighting”, Campus Facility
Maintenance, summer/05 |
| “New Capabilities for Hibay Metal
Halide Technology”, E Source, 1/05 |
| “Hibays – It’s all about the Details” Edison
Report, www.edisonreport.com,
12/04 |
| “3Rs Quarterly”, LD+A, 3/04, 6/04,
9/04, 12/04 |
| “Hibays – It’s all about the
Details” DOE’s Rebuild America website, www.rebuild.org,
1 /04 |
| Codes
and Standards Enhancement Initiative for PY2004: Title 20 Standards
Development, for PG&E for California Energy Commission, 03 - 04 |
| “Metal
Halide Lamps & Fixtures” |
| “Retrofit/Upgrade Quarterly”, LD+A,
9/02, 12/02, 3/03, 6/03, 9/03, 12/03 |
| “Cutting Edge Retrofitting, Relighting
& Redesigning”, Energy & High Performance Facility Sourcebook,
proceedings of the 2003 World Energy Engineering Congress |
| “So Watt If Already T8s”, published
as “Watt’s the Word on T8 Retrofits?” Energy User News, 4/03 |
| “Follow The Money”, LD+A, 8/02 |
| “Essay by Invitation” (a.k.a. Penny
Wise and Dollar Foolish”, LD+A, 7/02 |
| “Essay by Invitation” (a.k.a. Hibays,
Hibays, Hibays), LD+A, 2/02 |
| “IESNA Guidelines for Retrofitting
Lighting Systems in Commercial & Institutional Spaces” |
| “Sight and cent-savers tips for
seniors”, Alameda Journal, 9/26/01 |
| “Why Should the Customer Have to Pay
Twice”, LD+A, 9/01 |
| “Essay by Invitation” (a.k.a. The
Case for T5HO Hibays), LD+A, 6/01 |
| “Essay by Invitation”, LD+A, 9/00 |
| “Essay by Invitation” (a.k.a. HIDon’t), LD+A, 4/99 |
| “Comparing Fluorescent and HID”, Energy User News, 9/98 |
| “Essay by Invitation”, LD+A, 11/97 |
| “The T8 Advantage”, LD+A, 7/97 |
| California Title 20
Appliance Standard Reports, present to 2004, by ACEEE & Energy Solutions
for PG&E for California Energy Commission |
| T8 and T12 lamps,
ballasts and fixtures |
| MH lamps, ballasts and
fixtures |
| Under Cabinet
Fluorescent Fixtures Attached to Office Furniture |
| BR, ER & R20 Incandescent Lamps |
| Daylight
harvesting and re-retrofit for Knox Library at Monterey Navy Post Graduate
School |
| LPS to
T5HO retrofit of street pole fixtures at Socal military base |
| HPS
and probe start MH to electronically ballasted pulse start MH hibays at
Socal military base |
| NCQLP - LC (National
Council on Qualifications for the Lighting Professions - Lighting Certified) |
| AEE - CLEP (Association
of Energy Engineers - Certified Lighting Efficiency Professional) |
| IES - CTK (Illuminating
Engineering Society - Certificate of Technical Knowledge) |
| EPA Green Lights - Surveyor Ally
(U.S. Environmental Protection Agency) |
| IESNA (Illuminating Engineering Society of North America) |
| CALEP (California Association of Lighting Efficiency
Professionals), Cofounder |
| IESNA Energy Management Lighting Committee Board Member, 5/99 –
9/05 |
| IESNA Retrofit/Upgrade Subcommittee Chairman, 5/99 – 4/03 |
| IESNA Retrofit/Upgrade Subcommittee Board Member, 4/03 - present |
| IESNA Golden Gate Section Board Member, 7/99 - 6/00 |
| The Lighting Forum Golden Gate Section Board Member, 6/00 – 6/02 |
| Lighting Efficiency Advocate of the Year – S.F. Chapter of AEE,
11/01 |
| One International Illumination Design Award - EPRI, 2/00 |
| Two International Illumination Design Awards - EPRI, 2/99 |
Employment
in Lighting
| Alamo
Lighting, distribution, maintenance and retrofit contracting, 1989 - 2000 |
| Sun
Industries/Sun Energy Solutions, design and build retrofit contracting |
| Full
time, 2000 - 2002 |
| Consultant
on retainer, 2003 – August 2004 |
| U.S.
Department of Energy research on spectrally enhanced lighting, assisting
Brian Liebel, 2003 - present |
| Several
3rd party energy efficient programs, including Right Lights and
Smart Lights, 2004 - present |
| California
Energy Commission’s Title 20 Appliance Standard, for PG&E through
Energy Solutions, 2004 - present |
| Project
manager for California Energy Commission’s Public Interest Energy
Research, through California Lighting Technology Center, 2005 – present |
| Clientele
list and testimonials available at www.lightingwizards.com
|
| Bachelors in psychology from Southern Illinois
University |
| Masters in oriental philosophy from Goddard College |
| Thesis on how Taoism, Buddhism and Confucianism relate
to the Tai Chi Classics. |
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Stan Walerczyk (wall-er-check)
149 Camino Posada
Walnut Creek, CA 94595
925-944-9481(phone and fax)
July
1, 2007