ENERGY EFFICIENT STRATEGIES - Key Persons
Dianne Glass is a graphic designer with EES. She has 30 years of experience in a range of administrative positions with organisations such as La Trobe University, Melbourne University and West Gippsland Hospital. She also has experience as a typesetter at a local newspaper with particular expertise in computer graphics. Dianne has worked with EES for the past 14 years and is currently responsible for a wide range of tasks such as conversion of electronic documents to PDF and html formats, html programming for various websites, undertaking building shell simulations and a range of data analysis tasks. Dianne has extensive computer based skills such as desktop publishing experience and image editing skills and is responsible for managing EES's electronic library and web site. Dianne has been responsible for typesetting and contract printing of a wide range of documents for E3 and continues to prepare all artwork for energy labels used in Australian Standards. She also provides administrative and project support as required.
Lloyd Harrington has had a wealth of experience in the energy sector with workplace responsibilities ranging from electricity supply side planning, load forecasting and extensive experience in renewable energy planning, demand side management and energy efficiency. He has also developed extensive analytical and computer skills. He graduated with a first class Honours Degree in Civil Engineering from the University of New South Wales in 1980. Over the years he has travelled extensively in the Pacific and now travels regularly to Asia, Europe and North America as part of his responsibilities for development of international standards and participation regional and international forums. Read more.....
Lloyd was a technical editor for the International Appliance Efficiency Magazine and he is a member of the technical advisory board of the Collaborative Labelling and Appliance Standards Program (CLASP) which aims to assist developing countries to develop their own labelling and standards programs. He undertakes peer reviews for a number of international academic journals.
Robert Foster is a practising Architect with more than 20 years experience who until recently ran his own practice in Victoria (part time). Since 1999 Robert has worked full time as a program manager and senior analyst for Energy Efficient Strategies on a range of projects.
Robert graduated with an Honours degree in Architecture from the University of Melbourne in 1982. Major areas of study centred on the technological aspects of building design. These studies included:-