Dr. Schreifels is asenior policy analyst with USEPA. With a background in engineering andeconomics, he designs and develops and implements pollution control and climatemitigation policies. Much of his work has focused on:

·  emission measurementand verification;

·  market-based instruments,such as emission trading programs and emission taxes;

·  emission controltechnologies for coal-fired boilers; and

·  cost-benefit analysis.

He served as a sciencefellow at the US Embassy in Beijing and US Consulates in Guangzhou andShenyang.

Prior to joining USEPA, he worked for IntelCorporation and Accenture. He has a PhD in environmental engineering fromTsinghua University, an MEM in resource economics and policy from DukeUniversity, and a BS in finance from St. Cloud State University.

• J Sun, J Schreifels, J Wang, JS Fu, S Wang, 2014. Cost estimate of multi-pollutant abatement from the power sector in the Yangtze River Delta region of China. Energy Policy 69, 478-488.

• JJ Schreifels, Y Fu, EJ Wilson, 2012. Sulfur dioxide control in China: policy evolution during the 10th and 11th Five-year Plans and lessons for the future. Energy Policy 48, 779-789

• J Schreifels, S Wang, J Hao, 2012. Design and operational considerations for selective catalytic reduction technologies at coal-fired boilers. Frontiers in Energy 6 (1), 98-105

• X Zhang, J Schreifels, 2011. Continuous emission monitoring systems at power plants in China: Improving SO2 emission measurement. Energy Policy 39 (11), 7432-7438.

• L Wang, C Jang, Y Zhang, et al, 2010. Assessment of air quality benefits from national air pollution control policies in China. Part II: Evaluation of air quality predictions and air quality benefits assessment. Atmospheric Environment 44 (28), 3449-3457.

• L Wang, C Jang, Y Zhang, et al, 2010. Assessment of air quality benefits from national air pollution control policies in China. Part I: Background, emission scenarios and evaluation of meteorological predictions. Atmospheric Environment 44 (28), 3442-3448.

• S Napolitano, G Stevens, J Schreifels, K Culligan, 2007. The NOx Budget Trading Program: A Collaborative, Innovative Approach to Solving a Regional Air Pollution Problem. The Electricity Journal 20 (9), 65-76.

• S Napolitano, J Schreifels, G Stevens, et al, 2007. The US acid rain program: key insights from the design, operation, and assessment of a cap-and-trade program. The Electricity Journal 20 (7), 47-58.