John Waters

Engineer, Business Development Strategist, Team Leader- Integrative Design, Rocky Mountain Institute. Design Leader of GM’s EV-1 Electric Car

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Whole-System Solutions

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John Waters is Team Leader of the Rocky Mountain Institute’s Breakthrough Design Team. Mr. Waters is an engineer and business development professional with 20 years' experience in product design, strategic planning, and production of engineered products and solutions.

Mr. Waters currently leads the Team in providing whole-system solutions for the industrial and environmental sectors. Previously, Mr. Waters was vice president of business development for EnerDel, Inc.—a lithium battery joint venture with Delphi Corporation. He led, planned, and completed the joint venture while developing new markets, commercial sales, strategic partnerships, and managing state and federal lobbying efforts.

Before EnerDel, Mr. Waters worked for Delphi Corporation, where he oversaw Delphi's production of lithium battery products and advanced energy storage systems for electric and hybrid vehicles.

More About John Waters. . .
Prior to Delphi, Mr. Waters worked for Electronic Data Systems Corporation, where he led the design and production of the battery pack system for General Motors' first electric vehicle and subsequent electric vehicles (i.e., GM's EV1, and the Electric S-10). His invention of the EV1 structural battery tray won the Society of Plastic Engineers' automotive design "Grand Award for 1996."

He began his career at Texas Instruments, Inc., designing and implementing automated (robotic) manufacturing centers for the U.S. Air Force and General Motors. He holds four U.S. and two international patents, and has received numerous industry awards. He has a BS in mechanical engineering from the University of Arkansas.

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“When Texas Instruments was planning our new $3 billion wafer fabrication facility, we teamed up with RMI for a charrette. In just three days we sketched out a roadmap for a new facility that will use 20 percent less energy and 35 percent less water than our previous model. Best of all, it cost 30 percent less than our previous facility. Sustainable design makes great business sense. RMI showed us that there is a better way.”

--- Paul Westbrook Sustainable Development Manager, Texas Instruments

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