Lee Layton, P.E., holds a BS in electrical engineering from Auburn University, an MBA from Keller Graduate School, and is a licensed professional engineer in Georgia and North Carolina. He has over 30 years experience in the electric utility industry. His areas of expertise include distribution design, planning, metering, system operations, telecommunications, energy conservation, and relaying. Mr. Layton is presently an executive in the electric utility industry where he is responsible for engineering, system operations, customer service, and marketing for a small electric utility.

He is a senior member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) and is a member of the National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE). Mr. Layton has been involved in research projects including serving on Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) committees and Cooperative Research Network (CRN) committees.

He has developed and taught over 100 courses for utility professionals in the areas of metering, relaying, equipment application, system protection, and distribution line design. Mr. Layton has published articles concerning utility operations in various trade publications.

Courses by the Author:

*Course #*	*# PDH*	*Course Name*
R-4006	4 PDH	Biomass Power Production
E-3032	3 PDH	Blackout 2011 Volume I
E-4022	4 PDH	Blackout 2011 Volume II
EN-5012	5 PDH	Cap and Trade Programs
EN-4001	4 PDH	Carbon Sequestration
M-4028	4 PDH	Combined Cycle Power Plants
M-3051	3 PDH	Compressed Air Energy Storage
MA-4003	4 PDH	Cathodic Protection
M-3046	3 PDH	Combustion Turbine Power Plants
BD-2027	2 PDH	Developing an Energy Management Plan
E-5007	5 PDH	Digital Logic Circuits Volume I
E-3034	3 PDH	Digital Logic Circuits Volume II
E-4023	4 PDH	Digital Logic Circuits Volume III
E-5002	5 PDH	Electric Distribution Overvoltage Protection
E-4003	4 PDH	Electricity Modernization Act of 2005
E-4027	4 PDH	Electromagnetic Pulse
M-4008	4 PDH	Energy Conservation
BD-4023	4 PDH	Energy Efficient Building Design
M-2056	2 PDH	Energy Independence Act
BD-4008	4 PDH	Energy Policy Act of 2005 - Title I - Energy Efficiency
M-3031	3 PDH	Energy Policy Act of 2005 - Title II - Renewable Energy
E-4016	4 PDH	Energy Storage Technology
IC-4001	4 PDH	Fiber Optics (Volume 1) - Theory
IC-3006	3 PDH	Fiber Optics (Volume 2) - Cable Design
IC-3007	3 PDH	Fiber Optics (Volume 3) - Connectors
IC-3008	3 PDH	Fiber Optics (Volume 4) - Testing
IC-4002	4 PDH	Fiber Optics (Volume 5) - Equipment
E-2007	2 PDH	Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters
M-4026	4 PDH	Heat Pump Systems
BS-3003	3 PDH	How to Give an Effective PowerPoint Presentation
BS-3007	3 PDH	How to Kick Off Your High-Performance Project with a Charrette
BS-5003	5 PDH	How to Read a Financial Statement
R-3006	3 PDH	Hydro-Electric Power Generation
BD-4019	4 PDH	Indoor Air Quality Fundamentals Part I
BD-2022	2 PDH	Indoor Air Quality Fundamentals Part II
R-4001	4 PDH	Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle Power Plant
BS-3006	3 PDH	Interest Rates
M-3034	3 PDH	Micro-Combined Heat and Power Systems
R-3004	3 PDH	Nuclear Power - Volume 1
R-4003	4 PDH	Nuclear Power - Volume 2
R-3005	3 PDH	Nuclear Power - Volume 3
M-4016	4 PDH	Photovoltaic Power Systems
BD-3008	3 PDH	Pre Design Energy Analysis
M-4021	4 PDH	Profiles of Energy Efficient Technologies
E-3015	3 PDH	Secondary Surge Protection
E-5006	5 PDH	Smart Grid
BD-4010	4 PDH	Solar Water Heating Systems
E-4002	4 PDH	Symmetrical Components
E-4017	4 PDH	System Failure - Anatomy of a Blackout - Part I
E-3026	3 PDH	System Failure - Anatomy of a Blackout - Part II
E-3002	3 PDH	The Electric Transmission Grid
E-4026	4 PDH	The U.S. Power Grid - Vulverability to Solar Storms
R-3001	3 PDH	Wind Energy Systems
E-3023	3 PDH	Written Pole Motors

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