Neil Saunders serves as an Energy Program Engineer III at Tucson Electric Power (TEP), where he plays a pivotal role in advancing the utility's commitment to renewable energy and sustainability. With a robust background in mechanical engineering, Neil is a licensed Electrical Professional Engineer (P.E.)...
Neil Saunders serves as an Energy Program Engineer III at Tucson Electric Power (TEP), where he plays a pivotal role in advancing the utility's commitment to renewable energy and sustainability. With a robust background in mechanical engineering, Neil is a licensed Electrical Professional Engineer (P.E.) who leverages his expertise to deliver technical support for various energy efficiency (EE) and demand-side management (DSM) initiatives. Notably, he is instrumental in managing an $8 million Commercial Electric Vehicle (EV) program, where he evaluates project cost estimates, utility incentives, and technical feasibility to ensure successful implementation.
One of Neil's key projects involves the design and deployment of EV infrastructure for TEP's fleet, marking a significant step towards the utility's transition to sustainable energy solutions. As the lead designer, he meticulously assesses use cases for electric vehicle integration, ensuring that the infrastructure not only meets current needs but is also scalable for future growth. His strategic planning skills and in-depth knowledge of renewable energy technologies enable him to navigate complex project management challenges while fostering collaboration among stakeholders.
Neil's proficiency in construction management and energy conservation further enhances his contributions to TEP's mission of promoting sustainable energy practices. His commitment to innovation in photovoltaics and energy efficiency positions him as a thought leader in the renewables sector, driving impactful changes that align with the industry's evolving landscape. Through his work, Neil Saunders exemplifies the intersection of engineering excellence and environmental stewardship, making significant strides toward a more sustainable energy future.
