Peter Funk Presents on Disaster Planning for On-site Cogeneration at World Energy Engineering Congress

NEW YORK, NY (September 26, 2013) — Peter V.K. Funk, Jr. gave a presentation at the World Energy Engineering Congress (WEEC) on the topic, "When Disaster Strikes On-site Cogeneration — Critical Issues Relating to Reliability and Liability." His talk focused on the consequences of not providing on-site generation when required by regulatory authorities and of providing such generation when not required. Funk discussed the roles of engineers, consultants, planners and attorneys working on behalf of health-care and multi-person dwelling facilities. Download his proceedings submission here.

Peter Funk is an energy attorney whose renewable and alternative energy practice encompasses comprehensive handling of renewable energy, cogeneration and energy conservation projects. Engagements have included private and public on-site cogeneration, renewable energy conservation measures, energy management and data centers as well as solar, biomass and biogas installations and waste-to-energy.

Funk is co-founder of the energy law boutique Funk & Zeifer LLP based in New York City.

The World Energy Engineering Congress is presented by the Association of Energy Engineers (AEE) The Association's more than 16,000 members include energy engineering and management professionals from throughout the U.S., as well as over 80 nations abroad.