DANIEL L. QUESENBERRY 2772 W. Baneberry Court, Highlands Ranch, CO 80129 (303) 683-0378 H, (720) 989-3259 C, dq132f812@westpost.

net QUALIFICATIONS SUMMARY Senior level engineer and manager with major achievements in energy, environment & health sciences, and construction. Success in business development, research and development, and process engineering design and construction. Quality expe rience in marketing and sales, strategic planning and operations. Recognized fo r leadership, problem solving, and negotiating skills. Key Competencies Include: a Business & Market a Conceptual & Definitive Process Design Engineering a Program/Project Management a Sales & Marketing & Strategic Planning a Valuations, Performance Forecasting & Economic Analyses a Strategic Planning & Technical Evaluations SELECTED BUSINESS CONTRIBUTIONS Designed and engineered a natural gas processing facilities from wellhead to dis tribution pipeline Duties and responsibilities to include determination of flow, pressure, temperat ure, line size, water removal, acid gas removal, dehydration, mercury removal, n itrogen reinjection, NGL recovery, fractionation train, and sweetening units. Engineered the utilities for an iron ore mining and processing facility in Dulut h, Minnesota. Engineered process water, service water, fire water, potable water , natural gas, compressed air, sanitary sewage, and steam. Prepared PFDs, P&IDs , material balances, valve list, line list, equipment list, sized equipment and lines, and prepared pressure drop calculations for the raw water, process water, gland seal water, fire water, potable water, and compressed air systems. Created a centralized cost estimating unit for the largest public owned gas and electric utility in the USA (Pacific Gas & Electric Company. Wrote standard est imating procedures, supervised a team of engineering estimators (civil, mechanic al, piping, I&C & electrical, established an estimating and cost accounting syst em and prepared over $1 billion dollars in estimates for electric generation pro jects. Optimized the energy usage at a 250,000 bpd refinery on the west coast. Reduced environmental impact from refinery operations. Results: Retained $100 million a year in revenue, improved energy utilization, and reduced total energy costs at the refinery Engineered and designed 500 MW & 750 MW PC reference power plants. Demonstrated expertise in the design and manufacture of biomass transportation fuels. Auth ored and submitted business development plans for synthetic transportation fuels manufacture and combined cycle power plants. Results: Submitted billions of do llars of power generation business proposals. Prepared the technical design on a Wet Flue Gas Desulfurization System for a 750 MW PC power plant. Results: Prevented the imposition of hundreds of millions o f dollars in fines and lost revenue. Managed multi-million dollar electric generation Research and Development Progra m. Performed engineering and scientific research in advanced nuclear, fossil, c lean coal technologies, renewables, transportation fuels, fuel cells, and enviro

nment abatement technologies. Authored corporate documents used by senior manag ement in making billion-dollar asset commitment decisions. Results: $2 billion worth of electric resource generation assets procured. Evaluated feasibility and application of engineering principles for commercial e nterprises. Assessed technical, economic, and environmental studies; measured ne eds of commercial goods and service, up to and including new industries; develop ed unique approach to salvage facility destined for demolition. Designed innovat ive way to produce methanol from existing integrated coal gasification combined cycle plant. Results: Design was proven to produce $70 million per year in reve nues with a payback of six months. Formulated and authored plan to reduce power plant air emissions. Researched th reats posed by loss of operating permits; assembled and directed team of chemica l engineers; evaluated all possible replacement fuels; designed and specified pl ant modifications, best technology and related capital costs. Results: Authored report for air emissions compliance strategy, saving billions of dollars in los t revenues and million of dollars in fines. Prevented loss of operating permits of 8000 MW of electric generation. Created management program for public gas and electric utility. Assessed, resea rched and recommended changes in energy usage by large industrial customers for the largest utility in the United States. Developed technical materials, method ology and engineering, and economic calculations needed to evaluate alternatives . Results: Reduced energy usage in northern California by 20%, producing millio n of dollars in electric and natural gas savings. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Lead Mechanical/Process Supervising Discipline Engineer 2007- 2010 Washington Division of URS Corp., Denver, CO Lead Mechanical/Process Engineer for a 1.5 Million ton per day taconite iron ore processing facility. Responsible for preparation of process and instrumentati on drawings (P&IDs), mechanical equipment procurement and installation specifica tions, engineering calculations, equipment list, valve list, line, list, supervi sing three subordinates and technical and design reviews with the client. Designed mechanical/process systems on a 500 MW PC supercritical pow er plant. Served as the construction coordinator preparing the mechanical equi pment and piping, steamturbine-generator, and electrical equipment and cable construction i nstallation contracts for a 450 MW PC power plant. Construction Coordinator of $100 million dollars in construction contracts on a 500 MW PC power plant to include mechanical equipment and piping, electrical con struction, and steam turbine generator erection. Senior Mechanical Engineer Utility Engineering Corp, Denver, CO 2006 a" 2007 Responsible for the process/mechanical systems design of a wet FGD system for a 750 MW PC power plant. Prepared material and energy balance, combustion calcula tions, process systems, PFDs, P&IDs and prepared engineering calculations.

Rain Guard Seamless Gutter, Inc., Colorado Springs, CO 2001 a" 2005 Estimate and bid roof drainage systems and administer the day-to-day operations of the firm. Responsible for P&L, budgets, policies and procedures, contracts a nd environmental compliance. Graduate Student at University of Colorado Health Sciences Center 999 - 2000 Denver, CO Environmental Engineer/Mechanical Engineer/EH&S Manager 1996 a" 1998 DnyCorp of Colorado, Golden, CO Responsible for operational and environmental management of a million gallon per day primary drinking water plant. Responsible for regulatory compliance, inter pretation, application, implementation and abatement of all Environmental issues associated with the primary drinking water plant. Biotechnology Consultant 1994 a" 1996 Colorado Advanced Technology Institute, Denver, CO Established an agricultural biotechnology program for the State of Colorado. Rev iewed, consulted, and assessed the feasibility and commercialization of biotechn ologies and medical devices. Mechanical Engineer/Program& Project Manager/Manager Pacific Gas & Electric Company, San Francisco, CA 1983 a" 1993 1

Experienced in proposal writing, business development, and technical sales. Exp erienced lead engineer responsible for a coal-fired project, combined cycle comb ustion turbine project, and senior mechanical engineer responsible for parts of large project mechanical/process engineering. Created and developed new business es and formulated strategic policy for PG&E. Retained $200 million in revenues from bypass. Restructured environmental policy saving hundreds of million of do llars in revenue losses, and averting millions of dollars in fines. Designed and engineered a reference upstream natural gas pipeline from the wellh ead through natural gas processing facilities (condensate removal, acid gas remo val, dehydration, mercury removal, nitrogen reinjection, NGL recovery, fractiona tion train and sweetening units) for sale of pipeline quality natural gas. Performed energy usage and conservation studies at several large west coast refi neries. These studies optimized energy utilization in refining by assessing tot al required electric and thermal loads required for physical process separations and product formation. ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Stone and Webster Engineering Corp., Stearns Roger Engineering Corp., AC&S, Inc. EDUCATION PhD, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, CO Chemical Biotechnology, expected 2011 EDUCATION MEME, University of Colorado, Denver, CO

Mechanical Engineering MBA, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO Finance BA, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO Political Science/Business TECHNICAL EXPERTISE MSOFFICE a MSProject a Power Point a MS Excel PMP Certification PE expected 2010 References Provided Upon Establishment of Mutual Inte