Lynn Billman

Lynn Billman is a member of the State, Local, and Tribal Integrated Applications Group in the Strategic Energy Analysis and Applications Center.

Senior Project Leader II
On staff since March 1987
Phone number: 303-275-3048
Email: lynn_billman@nrel.gov

Areas of expertise

• Analysis, modeling, and projection of capital requirements and investments at NREL
• Analysis of renewable energy impact on climate change

Primary interests

• Disaster Recovery in Greensburg, Kansas
• State Technical Assistance Program

Education and background training

• B.S. in Chemistry (Highest Honors), University of California at Berkeley, 1975. Phi Beta Kappa

Prior work experience

• Analytical chemist, Chevron Research Company (1975-1985)

Other affiliations

• American Chemical Society

Selected publications and Web sites

Aitken, D.; Bull, S.; Billman, L, 2004. "The Climate Stabilization Challenge: Can Renewable Energy Sources Meet the Target?" Renewable Energy World; Nov-Dec; pp. 56-69.

Bull, S.; Billman, L, 2000. "Renewable Energy: Ready to Meet Its Promise." Washington Quarterly; Vol. 23 No. 1, Winter 2000; pp. 229-244.

National Laboratory Directors, 1997. Technology Opportunities to Reduce U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Appendix B Technology Pathways Characterization. October. (Coordinating Committee and Renewable Energy Working Group).

Bull, S.; Billman, L; Kline, D.; Short, W.; and Vimmerstedt, L, 1999. "The Potential Impact for Renewable Energy Technology to Reduce Carbon Emissions." Goswami, Y. and Boer, K.W., ed. Advances in Solar Energy: An Annual Review of Research; Vol 13, Boulder, CO: American Solar Energy Society, Inc., 1999; pp. 137-170.

Full list of Lynn Billman publications (NREL)