Bob Kistner, President of EPC, served over 20-years with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and 10-years with FEMA responding to over 30 disasters. For over a decade EPC has served many states preparing energy emergency response plans. These plans are necessary to ensure a quick response to an energy emergency, natural, or man-made disaster.

Several states and cities have contracted with EPC to annually update their plans and to provide energy exercises to test the effectiveness of their plans. We now offer a web-based fuel allocation system that you can use to get fuel to stranded motorists on the highway during an evacuation. It can also be used to get fuel to those critical facilities around the state.

Energy emergency planning is a urgently needed service during disaster planning. This planning links energy emergency response planning ESF-12 into your state or city disaster plans.

Recently, the State of Colorado Governor's Office of Energy Management and Conservation placed EPC on a standby contract to assist them on a quick-call basis for emergency fuel allocation.