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About ICF

Damian Sciano

Technical Advisor, Energy Markets and Planning
Damian (P.E., Ph.D.) is an energy industry expert with over 30 years of experience focusing on strategic planning, clean energy initiatives, and large utility power generation facility operations.

Damian is a technical advisor working with multiple stakeholders to solve today's pressing energy challenges and realize opportunities. Damian hopes to help shape and implement future energy systems and advance a sustainable and innovative energy landscape.

Damian recently retired from Consolidated Edison, Inc. (Con Edison or ConEd), after 30 years of helping deliver safe, reliable, and clean energy to New York City and Westchester County. Throughout his career, he worked to develop cogeneration projects for Trigen Energy, advance broadband over power line communications with Ambient Energy, and taught as an adjunct professor at Manhattan College and Columbia University.

Damian is a licensed professional engineer (P.E.) in the Sate of New York and earned a doctorate in electrical engineering from Manhattan College, and a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from The Cooper Union. Damian served on the New York Battery and Energy Storage Technology board, as well as the West Side YMCA, and is currently a board member for the Marist Brothers Center of Excellence (a non-profit summer camp for children) and chairman of the Long Beach Planning Advisory Board in New York.

"I try to stress to my students, and anyone that will listen, that I think there is tremendous reason for optimism! To echo John Lennon, 'I tell them there’s no problems, only solutions.' The key for the clean energy future will be to judiciously bring all these solutions to bear with a ruthless focus on measurably reducing as much carbon as possible, as soon as possible, without compromising the reliability of the electric system."
Education
  • B.E., Mechanical Engineering, The Cooper Union
  • M.S., Electrical Engineering, Manhattan College
  • M.B.A., Finance, Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College
  • Ph.D., Electrical Engineering, Tandon School of Engineering, New York University