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47 Front Street, Noank, CT 06340 USA * 860-574-3904 * [email protected]

Resume Stanley M. White, P.E., P.ENG (RET), D.CE (RET), D.PE (RET)

Specialization Project Management, Structural Engineering and Coastal Engineering

Years Experience 42

Education Degree of Civil Engineering, Coastal Engineering, MIT, 1976

M.S.C.E., Coastal Engineering, MIT, 1976

B.S.C.E., Civil Engineering, Union College, 1973

Key Qualifications Mr. White has more than 42 years of experience in coastal and structural engineering

and is an expert in the design and remediation of offshore, coastal and harbor structures.

During this period, he has been actively involved various stages of offshore wind

projects ad in analyzing existing port facilities, such as piers, docks, bulkheads, and

breakwaters, and either rehabilitating them to accommodate higher loading capacity or

returning them to their original design capacity. He has extensive experience in all

phases of planning, design, and construction management, and has a strong practical and

theoretical background which enhances his expertise in coastal and structural

engineering. Mr. White began his professional career working in the oil and gas industry

designing specialty installation equipment for deep water jacket installation and

participated in the planning and installation of a steel jacket in 1025 foot water depth

($850m Shell Cognac Project) in the Gulf of Mexico.

Mr. White was the founder and President of Ocean and Coastal Consultants, Inc., a

recognized industry leader in civil, structural, coastal, ocean, and geotechnical

engineering. His company provided unique consulting expertise in all aspects of

waterfront engineering, including engineers trained in surface-supplied diving

operations and underwater investigation techniques.

Mr. White has been active in the offshore wind industry since 2005 providing

engineering services to developers and utilities. Mr. White has been responsible for the

design of scour protection for monopiles in Massachusetts, the design of a metrological

tower off the southern coast of Long Island, the tender design for a wind farm in Lake

Erie, conceptual design for foundations related to a 700MW wind farm to be located in

Lake Ontario and the planning of a 40MW demonstration project in South Carolina. Mr.

White has been the principal investigator for three (3) US Department of Energy grants

related to reducing the cost of offshore wind energy. One of these projects was the

conceptual design of a 500MW wind farm in Lake Erie (Freshwater Wind I) where Mr.

White was also the project administrator for Freshwater Wind and was a primary contact

for DOE staff. Mr. White was also a contributing author for three (3) market studies

related to port facilities supporting the offshore wind industry (Vestas/Tetra Tech and

USDOE/Navigant/2013 [2]). Mr. White served as a technical and management

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consultant for the LEEDCo demonstration project in Lake Erie in 2013-2014. Mr. White

was the Program Director on the Fishermen’s Energy demonstration project

(Fishermen’s Atlantic City Windfarm) from 2014 - 2016. For Fishermen’s Energy, Mr.

White was responsible for:

Technical oversight of the foundation design (Keystone IBGS)

Technical oversight for the interface between the foundation and the turbine

(SWT 4.0-130) design process

All construction planning (including Jones Act compliance)

Preparation of the Project Management Plan and supporting documents

Risk Management Workshops, Risk Register and Division of Responsibility

matrix

Foundation fabrication and transport planning

Work package RFPs

Negotiations for turbine supply and long term service agreement including all

exhibits

Management and primary interface with US DOE and the US DOE Cooperative

Agreement Grant ($50m)

Reviewer of all regulatory submittals including DOE NEPA EA

For more than 38 years Mr. White has been performing engineering activities throughout

the Northeast including the Port of New York and New Jersey; Providence, RI; New

Bedford, MA; and Boston, MA. Mr. White has been the Engineer of Record for

numerous marine terminal and open space planning, expansion and rehabilitation

projects. Prior to stepping down as President of Ocean and Coastal Consultants, Mr.

White was the Engineer of Record for the extensive waterfront and ferry landing

improvements associated with Governors Island that were started in 2009.

Mr. White is presently the US Representative and Vice Chairperson on the PIANC

Working Group 159 which has been tasked with developing design standards for port

facilities related to renewable energy projects.

Mr. White is the Past-President of the Coast Oceans Ports River Institute of the American

Society of Civil Engineers (COPRI) Governing Board and past Chairman of the

ASCE/COPRI Ports and Harbors Committee. He has also published papers on

breakwater design, and the analysis of docks and harbor structures using computer

modeling techniques, and was a primary author of the ASCE Manual No. 101

Underwater Investigations Standard Practice Manual. He has also performed numerical

modeling analysis of the effects of heated water discharge into tidal bays and other

modeling associated with the impacts of waves on the shoreline. Mr. White served on

the ASCE site evaluation team sent in to investigate coastal damage to the Mississippi

Gulf Coast after Hurricane Katrina.



Professional CT/1981/PE NJ/1983/CE OH (Retired) MA (Retired) NC (Retired)

Registrations RI (Retired) LA (Retired) VA (Retired) SC (Retired) NY (Retired)

PA (Retired) ME (Retired) Nova Scotia/2012/P.Eng (Retired)

TWIC Card

Professional ASCE COPRI Governing Board (2008 - 2012), President (2010-2011)

Affiliations ASCE COPRI Ports and Harbor Committee - Chairman (2006 - 2008)

ASCE Ports & Harbor Committee Mooring Analysis Subcommittee

PIANC Member

PIANC Working Group 159 "Renewable Energy for Maritime Ports" US Rep. and

Vice Chairperson

ACOPNE Diplomate, Coastal Engineering (D.CE)

ACOPNE Diplomate, Port Engineering (D.PE)

Awards ASCE 2016 John G. Moffatt-Frank E. Nichol Harbor and Coastal Engineering

Award [http://www.asce.org/copri/news/20160617-coastal-engineering-expert-honored-with-

moffatt-nichol-award/]

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Stanley White Engineering, LLC

Principal

Mr. White is a consulting engineer providing project management

and engineering expertise to offshore wind projects in the US

including LEEDCo (Lake Erie) and Fishermen’s Energy (Atlantic

City, NJ). Expert witness services relating to port and coastal

engineering insurance and legal claims.

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2016

Fishermen’s Energy, LLC

Program Director

Mr. White served on the Fishermen’s Energy team starting in 2013

as a technical consultant. In mid-2014 Mr. White joined

Fishermen’s Energy as the the Program Director. Mr. White was

responsible for the management of the US Department of Energy

$50m grant, supervises all technical aspects of the project

including construction planning and supervises the regulatory

review process (Federal and State).

Experience



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Ocean and Coastal Consultants, Inc.

Principal (Part Time)

Mr. White was a consulting engineer providing project

management and engineering expertise to offshore wind projects

in the US.

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1983

2012

Ocean and Coastal Consultants, Inc.

President and Founder

Mr. White was in responsible charge of all engineering and

financial operations of the nationally recognized port and coastal

engineering consulting firm. The Firm was sold in 2007 to the US

subsidiary of COWI A/S, a leading Danish consultancy. Mr. White

was appointed President of COWI USA, Inc. (now COWI North

America, Inc.) after the acquisition and held that position until the

end of 2011.

From: 1986

To: 1992

Organization: Fairfield Dock Company

Title: Vice President

Summary: Mr. White was in responsible charge of a marine construction

company that operated in Long Island Sound and the Hudson

River. Projects ranged from residential piers and seawalls to

major waterfront developments which included bulkheads and

marinas. Mr. White was responsible for labor and equipment

utilization, business development and QA/QC.

From: 1980

To: 1983

Organization: Han Padron Associates

Title: Project Manager

Summary: Mr. White performed preliminary studies, final designs, cost

estimating, preparation of technical specifications and construction

supervision for various new and rehabilitated marine structures

including petroleum terminals, coal transshipment terminals,

floating breakwaters and single point moorings.



From: 1979

To: 1980

Organization: Dravo-Van Houton

Title: Project Engineer

Summary: Mr. White participated in the design of a new Tanker Berth at the

Exxon Terminal in Bayonne, NJ. The design for which Mr. White

was responsible included new mooring and breasting dolphins. Mr.

White was responsible for the failure investigation and redesign of

the Azzawia Refinery breakwater in Libya.

From: 1976

To: 1979

Organization: J. Ray McDermott

Title: Engineer

Summary: Mr. White was a member of an in-house consulting group for this

worldwide leader in the offshore industry. Mr. White was involved

with a range of engineering assignments for this offshore

contractor. Mr. White was a primary designer for the installation

equipment used to install an offshore oil rig in 1,025 feet of water.

Mr. White oversaw the design and fabrication of a unique 1,200

metric tonne crane in Germany.

From: 1973

To: 1976

Organization: Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Title: Research Assistant

Summary: Mr. White was responsible for the design and model testing of a hot

water diffuser discharge system for the Maine Power Plant in Casco

Bay, Maine. This work involved creation of a physical model of

Casco Bay that included a full range of tidal current variations. As

part of his thesis, Mr. White performed research on the

transmission coefficient of rubble mound breakwaters. Mr. White

was under contract to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and his

work became part of the USACOE Shore Protection Manual.

Lake Erie Energy Development Corporation (LEEDCo), DOE-DE-EE0005989,

Icebreaker Project – Technical consultant for an offshore wind demonstration project

to be located within state waters approximately 7 miles offshore of Cleveland, OH in

Lake Erie. The position required expertise in structural design, geotechnical programs,

offshore construction, project management and scheduling (regulatory, design and

construction). Technical challenges included the potential significant ice loading,

Selected Assignments



limited marine construction equipment, identification of a supply chain and the

development of innovative foundations.

Shallow Water Offshore Wind Optimization for the Great Lakes, DOE-DE-

EE0005488, Freshwater Wind I – Principal Investigator for the development of

conceptual designs for Gravity Base Foundations for future 500MW project located in

Lake Erie, off the coast of Cleveland. As principal Investigator, Mr. White has been

responsible for the planning and preliminary design of a specialized fabrication yard as

well as various foundation designs. Mr. White has been responsible for the planning

and cost estimating for the offshore construction of the project. Mr. White is the Project

Administrator for Freshwater Wind I and has been responsible for all scheduling,

managing of subcontractors (including the development of contracts) and all reporting

to DOE (monthly update teleconferences, monthly reporting and quarterly submittals).

Metrological Tower, Winergy, Atlantic Ocean Managing Engineer, Engineer of

Record, for the preliminary design and permit preparation for a Met Tower to be

installed to collect data in support of a 500MW offshore wind farm.

Scour Protection for Mono Pile Foundations, Cape Wind, Massachusetts State

and Federal Waters - Managing Engineer, Engineer of Record, for the design,

permit support and annual inspection of test mats for a 132 turbine offshore wind

farm.

Tender Design, Gravity Base Foundations, Undisclosed Developer, Lake Erie

Managing Engineer, Engineer of Record, for an offshore wind farm with a capacity

starting at 50MW and expanding to 250MW over a 3 year period (NYPA RFP).

Metrological Tower and Demonstration Project (Palmetto Wind), Santee

Cooper, South Carolina - Managing Engineer, Engineer of Record, for a multi-

phased development of a Demonstration Project (40MW) that could lead to a utility

scale project of 400MW. Project includes planning, design, permits and resident

engineering services.

New York City Dept. of Transportation Marine Borer Protection Project – Project

Director for Resident Engineering services related to the repair, protection or

replacement of 16,000 timber piles supporting approximately 6,500 linear feet of the

FDR Drive. The construction value is approximately $65,000,000 and the Resident

Engineering contract value is approximately $15,000,000 for the 4.5 year project. The

Resident Engineer is responsible for maintain quality, schedule and costs.

The Trust for Governors Island Seawall Rehabilitation Program and

Rehabilitation of Ferry Landings, New York, NY – Project Director for the

rehabilitation of approximately 2 miles of historic granite seawalls and the

rehabilitation of four (4) active ferry landings. The work has involved field



investigations, structural design, cost estimating, scheduling and resident engineering

services. The construction value for both projects is more than $50,000,000.

Island End River Confined Disposal Facility, Everett, MA. Managing Engineer,

Engineer of Record, responsible for the structural design and resident engineering

services to construct a $40 million waterfront confined disposal facility at a former coal

tar processing plant. The project included the development of plans and specifications

for the structural work including site drainage improvements; construction

administration; and the review of contractor shop drawings and field change requests.

Valero Refinery, Aruba - Managing Engineer for an emergency above and below

water inspection of mooring and breasting dolphins, access trestles, and a failed steel

sheet pile bulkhead at a general cargo pier. Work included extensive NDT testing of

concrete and steel.

Waterfront Redevelopment of Anthony's Pier 4, New England Development,

Boston, MA - Managing Engineer, Engineer of Record, responsible for existing

condition surveys, regulatory permitting, structural design, and construction cost

estimates for the phased development of approximately $15 million in waterfront

improvements, which include a public water commons; 1,800 LF of steel sheet pile

bulkhead, and a 12,000 SF concrete pier.

UI Steel Point Waterfront Rehabilitation, Bridgeport, CT – Project Director

responsible for structural inspections and designs for necessary repairs of the Steel

Point property, located along Bridgeport Harbor, CT. This involved inspecting nearly

1600 linear feet of waterfront structures, including historical research and upland

exploratory excavation to investigate existing foundations and tie back systems. OCC

designed remedial repairs and developed an opinion of probable cost for these repairs.

Prepared permit applications, contract documents for demolition and construction of

new marine grade steel bulkhead with ground anchor supports, provided resident

engineering services, and construction administration. $25m construction value.

Fourth Cliff-Coastal Stabilization - Designed beach and cliff stabilization

alternatives, and worked closely with local, state and federal agencies for approval to

pursue the most desirable alternative. Maps, profiles, soil data, and wave climate

analysis were used by OCC to prepare beach and cliff stabilization alternatives for

review by local, state and federal regulatory agencies. The approved alternative was a

composite shore protection structure incorporating both “hard” and “soft” erosion

protection features.



“Innovative OSW Substructure Access Ladder”, White, Stanley M., 2016 International

Partnering Forum, Newport, RI, 2-5 October 2016

“Wind Turbine Wake-Redirection Control at the Fishermen’s Atlantic City Windfarm”,

White, Stanley M, Churchfield, Matthew J., Fleming, Paul, Bulder, Bernard, 2015

Offshore Technology Conference, Houston, TX, 4-7 May 2015

“Semi-Floating Gravity Based Foundations Proposed to Reduce the Cost of OSW

Foundations in the US”, White, Stanley M., DeLeon, Leah, Marrone, Joseph, Cooper,

Brent, Poster - AWEA 2014 Offshore Conference, Atlantic City, NJ

“Active Wake Redirection Control to Improve Energy Yield”, White, Stanley M,

Churchfield, Matthew J., Fleming, Paul, DeGeorge, Elise, Bulder, Bernard, Poster -

AWEA 2014 Offshore Conference, Atlantic City, NJ

“Renewables and Energy Efficiency for Marine Ports – WG159 Progress Report”,

White, Stanley M., Ferrante, Andrea, Suarez, Juan Manuel Fernandez, PIANC World

Congress 2014 Conference, San Francisco, CA.

“Shallow Water Offshore Wind Optimization for the Great Lakes (DE-FOA-0000415)

Final Report”, White, Stanley M., Wissemann, Chris, DOE Technical Report (Contract

EE0005488), February 2014.

“Impact of Maintaining our Federal Channels with Today’s Fiscal Realities”, White,

Stanley M., Bryant, J.T., Ludwig, F. Michael, Ports 2013 Conference, Seattle, WA.

"Effective Expert Reports for Marine Structure Investigations", White, Stanley M.,

Marrone, Joseph F., Hornig, David R., Esq., Ports 2007 Conference, San Diego, CA.

“Hurricane Katrina Damage Assessment; Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi Ports

and Coasts”, White, Stanley M.,et al., Curtis, Stephen A., Editor, published by

ASCE’s Coasts, Oceans, Ports and Rivers Institute (COPRI), 2007.

“Underwater Investigations Standard Practice Manual”, White, Stanley M., et al.,

ASCE Manual No. 101, 2001.

“The Use of an Innovative Mechanical Fastening Technology to Replace Failed Fixing

Bolts and Extend the Useful Life of Anchored Steel Bulkheads”, co-authored with

Matthew S. Rousseau, Ports 2001 Conference, Norfolk, VA.

“Upgrade of Existing Oil Dock”, White, Stanley M., Blaskey, Ronald, CEPP April

1996.

Selected Publications



“Timber Wave Fence for Marina Protection”, White, Stanley M., ASCE 1987 Spring

Convention & Energy Conference, April 1987.

“Soil Capacity & Pile Load Test”, White, Stanley M., Marina Design & Engineering

Conference, December 1987.

“Optimizing Pier Design by Utilizing Deck Stiffness”, co-authored with Dennis V.

Padron, Ports ‘83 Specialty Conference, Modernization, Upgrading & Repairs, New

Orleans, LA, March 1983.

“Reflection and Transmission Characteristics of Porous Rubble Mound Breakwater",

co-authored with O.S. Madsen, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Coastal Engineering

Research Center, Miscellaneous Report No. 76-5, March 1976.

“Energy Dissipation on a Rough Slope”, White, Stanley M., Madsen, O.S., Journal of

Waterways, Harbors and Coastal Engineering Division, Vol. 102, No. WW1, February

1976.

“Experimental Investigation of Submerged Condenser Cooling Water Discharge into

Casco Bay (William F. Wyman Station), White, Stanley M., Jirka, G.H. and Harleman,

D.R.F.,”, Technical Report No. 186, R.M. Parsons Laboratory for Water Resources

and Hydrodynamics, Department of Civil Engineering, M.I.T., July 1974.

Guest lecturer on underwater investigations, Port Engineering Course, US Naval

Academy, April 2007 & 2009.

Guest lecturer on marine construction, Project Management Course, US Coast Guard

Academy, September/October 2006, 2008, 2009, 2011.

Guest lecturer on waterfront structures, Environmental Management of Maritime

Infrastructure Course, Rutgers University, February 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2012

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