Jordan Kislear

Experience

1. Engineer, Office of Carbon Management

   U.S. Department Of Energy Doe

   Sep 2004 — Present · Washington, DC, US

   Collaborates with an interdisciplinary team of scientists and engineers, covering a range of policy oriented topics related to Carbon Capture and Storage, and Advanced Fossil generating systemsProvide thought leadership and analysis to inform clean energy policy development, and guide DOE\'s research, development, demonstration and deployment of CCS and advanced power systemsCoordination of engagements between the US Department of Energy\'s Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management (FECM) and other Federal agencies; external stakeholders; and internal policy coordinationMaintain accurate, credible and timely information regarding the status of Carbon Management technologies and the supporting framework, including CCUS, advanced power systems, federal policies, and emerging technologies related to Fossil based systemsDevelops tools, methodologies, and analyses on a variety of energy system related topics, including tax credit analyses, assessment of the existing fleet of power plants, and status of federal policies and procedures.Execute production cost modeling using PLEXOS modeling software, with studies focusing on the impact of technologies on market conditionsCoordination of multiple projects aimed at enhancement of NEMS capabilities, including the addition of Direct Air Capture, Hydrogen, and Industrial capture simulations

Education

• The Johns Hopkins University

  Master's degree, Systems Engineering

  2010 — 2014

• Penn State University

  Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc), Mechanical Engineering

  2002 — 2006