Senior energy advisor to President George W. Bush, Bryan Hannegan, will take over as managing director of the environment R&D sector at the Electric Power Research Institute next month. Hannegan started at the White House in April 2003, and most recently worked as chief of staff at the White House Council on Environmental Quality and acting special assistant to the President for Economic Policy. He will begin working out of the EPRI’s Washington, D.C. office, but will relocate to Palo Alto, Calif. in early 2007. —A 22-year veteran of national security policy work, Jeremiah “JJ” Gertler has been named vice president of defense policy for the Aerospace Industries… Read More