Jayne Fan
Project Manager
Phone: (415) 973-7972
E-mail: jawn@pge.com

Jayne Fan is the Project Manager responsible for implementing improvements to the Commercial New Construction software, and focuses on translating Program Manager, Project Manager and Division needs into user-friendly results. Jayne also represents PG&E in a statewide tracking and market-penetration study of the Savings By Design Program. Jayne has over nine years of experience working in energy efficiency including residential, commercial and industrial/agricultural.

Stephen (Steve) Fok
Senior Program Engineer
Phone: (415) 973-4735
E-mail: skf2@pge.com

Steve supports the Industrial Component of the SBD Program utilizing his 23 years of project management and engineering experience in power generation, environmental compliance and energy efficiency. Steve is a registered PE in Mechanical Engineering and Chemical Engineering and a Registered Environmental Assessor. Steve holds a Bachelor of Science (UCLA) and a Master of Science (MIT) degree in Chemical Engineering, and an MBA degree.

Fred Salisbury
Project Manager
Phone: (415) 973-6137
E-mail: fxsi@pge.com

Fred supports the field representatives and Technical Application Services, including software assistance and Title 24 interpretation. He is also responsible for reviewing Savings By Design projects for accuracy and feasibility. Fred graduated from Sonoma State University with a Bachelor in Environmental Technology, emphasizing in Energy Management and Design. Fred has two years of experience as an energy analyst at energy consultation firms.

Keith C. Spivey
Supervisor - NRNC TAS
Phone: (415) 973-1525
E-mail: kcs7@pge.com

Keith brings to the job diverse experiences from within and outside of PG&E. Prior to his current role, he managed PG&E's residential HVAC program and from 1999 to 2001, the Residential Contractor Program. Before joining PG&E, he managed energy services programs for electric and natural gas utilities in NC and FL for over 16 years. Upon completing his undergraduate degree in environmental studies and earth sciences at UNC-Wilmington, Keith worked at the USDOE's Argonne National Laboratory on a database of occupational health and safety statistics that was used in an electric-hybrid vehicle development program. Keith also holds a MS in Management from Florida Tech.