Contact:

Pamela Tomski

Managing Partner

EnTech Strategies, LLC

1112 16^th Street, NW  Suite 520

Washington, DC  20036

Tel: 202 822 6120 x 11

Email: ptomski@mac.com

Ms. Pamela Tomski’s role in the SWP has been engaged in education and outreach activities.  She is the Managing Partner of EnTech Strategies, LLC, a consulting firm that assists companies, organizations and governments develop energy technology research, development, and commercialization strategies. Over the past decade, her major area of activity has been advancing commercial deployment of CCS systems by working on multiple facets from establishment of research and development collaborations and demonstration projects to education and capacity building, regulatory framework and policy development and financing strategy design.

Ms. Tomski is the Founder and Director of the Research Experience in Carbon Sequestration (RECS), the premier CCS summer research experience for graduate students and early career professionals.  In 2008-2010, the SWP served as the RECS technical partner during which time, the program was hosted in Albuquerque and key component was hands-on field activities with SWP scientists at the Pump Canyon Test Site.  During the RECS-SWP collaboration, around 20 SWP team members shared their partnership experiences as RECS faculty and 10 graduate students from SWP organizations attended and are now a part of the RECS network.   

Ms. Tomski serves as a member Southeast Carbon Sequestration Partnership Education (SECARB-Ed) Program and is former Director of Education, Outreach and Regulatory Compliance for the Big Sky Carbon Sequestration Partnership.  Ms. Tomski is a consultant to a number of organizations on CCS issues including:  International Energy Agency, Working Party on Fossil Fuels; The Research Council of Norway; Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy and Tuskegee University.  Furthermore, since 1996, Ms. Tomski has provided the U.S. Department of Energy strategic consulting support with a focus on the Carbon Sequestration Program.  Ms. Tomski also serves on the board of the National Energy Education Development Project and Flexcore Central Industries, LLC and assists a number of companies advance energy technology research, development and commercialization.  

Education:

BA, International Affairs and Middle East History, The George Washington University (1993)

Selected Publications:

Tomski, P and Lyman, J.  Trans Atlantic Cooperation on Energy, Climate Change and Carbon Capture and Storage Technology Solutions.  Washington, D.C.  The Atlantic Council of the United States.  May 2010.

Tomski, P.  Early Commercial Carbon Capture and Storage Projects.   Paris, France.  International Energy Agency, Working Party on Fossil Fuels.  November 2006.

Tomski, P.  Zero Emissions Technologies for Fossil Fuels:  1^st Technology Status Report.  Paris, France.  International Energy Agency, Working Party on Fossil Fuels.  May 2002.