Peter Levesque

Background

About Peter Levesque

I bring approximately 30 years of experience in the energy and utility industries with increasingly responsible roles including Turbine/Boiler Field Engineer, Maintenance Manager, Outage Manager, Service Manager, business operations/business development, managerial leadership, financial execution and senior leadership. As the General Manager for AP4 - Turbine Controls & Excitation Group (TC & E), I oversee all daily operations and field services execution. I have been with TC & E since 2013 in key development and business execution roles. I am a customer focused employee driven to provide highest level customer satisfaction while supporting current corporate initiatives. Prior to joining AP4 Group, Pete spent 11 years with NextEra/NextEra Energy Resources outage execution staff. He supported both the regulated and non-regulated companies in all outage and planning execution. His direct responsibilities included, but we not limited to outages planning on Gas/Steam Turbines (ABB/Alston/GE/Westinghouse), steam generators, valves, BOP and Turbine SME when needed. These duties we performed across the United States and spent 95% of his times traveling to plant sites. I was promoted to Outage Manager and accepted additional planning, supervision, budgetary, financial and commercial duties with overall responsibility for all outage activities. Before my time at NextEra, I worked for General Electric as a Gas Turbine Installation and Maintenance Engineer (All Frame units), at ABB-CE as a Boiler/Steam Generator Field Engineer and started his career at Westinghouse as a field engineer inspecting, upgrading and performing as a Technical Advisor at Nuclear Steam Turbines along with their associated auxiliary equipment. I am a proven and accomplished leader focused on strong customer relationships, organization commitment, safety leadership, continuous leadership development and organizational development. I am a veteran of the United States Navy Reserves. I have a Bachelor of Science degree in Power Engineering from Maine Maritime Academy and an M.B.A. from Southern New Hampshire University.