Mike started at the City and County of Denver as their Transportation Energy Lead in February of 2018. His focus is on promoting electric vehicles and electrified mobility in all aspects of Denver’s work both within City operations and among the general public. Initiatives underway in Denver include:_x000D_
• Expanding publicly available charging stations on City and private properties_x000D_
• Expanding electrified mobility options such as electric bikes_x000D_
• Electrifying carshare vehicles_x000D_
• Electrifying City fleet vehicles_x000D_
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Mike began working in the Southwest Energy Efficiency Project's Transportation program as a Program Associate in early 2009. In 2008, Mike received a Masters' degree from the University of Delaware's Center for Energy and Environmental Policy. _x000D_
Previously Mike worked in the office of Congressman Mike Castle as a Fellow focused on energy and environmental issues, the League of Conservation Voters in Washington, D.C. and also served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in West Africa. _x000D_