With more than 30 years of experience, Ting will handle complex short and long term energy projects and procurement activities for Renewable energy provider in Orange County.
The Orange County Power Authority (OCPA) has announced the hiring of Louis Ting as Director of Energy Resources. In this role, Ting will serve as a senior technical advisor for energy projects and contracts. He will lead complex short- and long-term energy resource planning and procurement activities for OCPA to create a cleaner, more sustainable and reliable electric grid for OCPA’s communities and customers.
“Expanding our team with deep clean energy expertise is a top priority for us,” said CEO Joe Mosca. “We are thrilled to welcome Louis on board, especially as we continue to expand and increase our focus on long-term renewable energy sources to continue to provide affordable, stable rates to our customers.”
The Director of Energy Resources plays a critical role in steering OCPA’s procurement success and further diversifying its energy portfolio. Ting brings over 30 years of experience leading energy and water projects for the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP), the nation’s largest municipal utility, where he managed projects and studies on energy generation, transmission and distribution systems.
During his tenure at LADWP, Ting was responsible for the critical transition to a clean energy future, focusing on modernizing the grid to enable clean electrification programs, implementing strategies to strengthen Los Angeles’ distribution and transmission networks, and executing key power grid programs. Ting also led an experienced team in collaboration with various stakeholders to execute a coal-to-natural gas conversion project with environmentally friendly, hydrogen-powered combined cycle power plants.
Ting graduated from the University of California, Los Angeles with a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering.
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About Orange County Power Authority
The Orange County Power Authority (OCPA) is a nonprofit public utility that provides clean power at competitive rates, significantly reduces energy-related greenhouse gas emissions, and enables reinvestment in local energy programs through consumer choice. OCPA serves more than 175,000 residential and commercial customers who are actively involved in the community energy movement in Buena Park, Fullerton, and Irvine. For more information, visit www.ocpower.org
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