Eugene Cross

Eugene Cross has a diverse and extensive work experience in the energy sector. Eugene is currently working as the Sr. Manager of Project Development at Aypa Power. Prior to that, Eugene worked at Middle River Power as the Project Development Engineer - Director from April 2021 to December 2022. Eugene also has experience working at LG Chem Michigan Inc. as an Energy Storage Solutions Operations Professional from May 2017 to October 2020.

In addition, Eugene worked at Southern California Edison (An Edison International Co.) in various roles. Eugene served as the Senior Manager of Technology Program Management, where they led the development and deployment of power procurement technology projects. Eugene also worked as the Manager of Intra-Year Planning, focusing on short- to mid-term energy requirements and price forecasting. Furthermore, Eugene served as the Senior Project Manager of Resource Optimization, leading a team in addressing market complexities and providing analytic and modeling support.

Before joining Southern California Edison, Eugene worked at NextEra Energy Resources (Formerly FPL Energy, LLC) as an Asset Manager.

Overall, Eugene brings a wealth of experience in project development, energy storage, technology program management, and resource optimization to their roles.

Eugene Cross has an education history that includes a Master of Science (MS) degree in Nuclear Engineering from the University of Missouri-Columbia, an MBA in Business Administration from Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, and a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Physics from Ohio Wesleyan University. In addition to their degrees, Eugene Cross has obtained certifications such as General Engineering Contractor from the Contractors State License Board (CA), LEED Green Associate from the Green Building Certification Institute (GBCI), and Professional Engineer from the Florida Board of Professional Engineers. However, specific information about the start and end years for each educational experience and the dates of obtaining certifications is not provided.