About HiP
The Heat is Power Association is the trade association of the Waste Heat to Power (WHP) industry. The not-for-profit organization is committed to educating decision makers and the public about the characteristics of waste heat to power as a source for emission-free electricity and an economic driver for global competitiveness. The Heat is Power Association promotes the efficient, industrial use of emission-free electricity generated through WHP processes.
The Heat is Power Association’s focus includes bringing the global industry together for networking, education, and shared data resources, as well as for a united, consistent and effective advocacy effort in the United States on the state and federal level. We have a growing experts network, speaker’s bureau, and student’s network to provide access to experts of the WHP field.
On the advocacy front, our efforts include educating policy makers, regulators, and energy and environmental stakeholders about the barriers to deployment of WHP technologies and advocating for fair and equivalent treatment of WHP. The Association also works hard to partner with other clean energy organizations at the state and federal levels to leverage one another’s resources and networks. Please visit “Our Efforts” page to learn of current advocacy successes and priorities.
The Heat is Power Association Board of Directors
Executive Director – Kelsey Southerland, TAS
Chair – Tony Straquadine, NRGreen Power
Vice Chair – John Lerch, GE
At large Director – Matthew Thornblad, Pratt & Whitney
At large Director – Ray Deyoe, Integral Power
Treasurer – John Prunkl, Primary Energy
Secretary – Susan Brodie, Consultant
Chair of Advocacy Committee – Tobyn Anderson, Government Affairs Consultant
Chair of Communications Committee – Rob Gray, AlliancePipeline
Chair of Membership Committee – Open
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