Glick previously served five years as Administrator of the Hawaii State Energy Office, where he led Hawaii’s internationally regarded clean energy transformation efforts.  He was a key contributor to passage of the nation’s first 100 percent renewable portfolio standard and interim goal of 30 percent RPS by 2020; leading the nation for five consecutive years in the per capita value of energy savings performance contracts. As State Energy Administrator, he spearheaded a statewide Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement process to examine the potential environmental impacts of energy efficiency activities and renewable energy technologies. Professor Glick has served as Vice Chair of the National Association of State Energy Officials (NASEO), advocating to Congress and federal agencies for clean energy on behalf of 56 states and US territories.