Nathan supports public and private sector clients across the U.S. with market forecasting and analysis, strategy, resource planning, procurement, and investment decisions with a focus on the energy transition. He has over a decade of experience as a project manager and market advisor for investors, developers, utilities, and policymakers, supporting development and investment decisions for utility-scale renewables and storage for some of the largest individual projects, portfolios, and developers to-date. He is experienced with a wide range of resource technologies from solar and wind to geothermal, nuclear, biomass, gas generation, offshore wind, and short- and long-duration energy storage with lithium ion and emerging technologies. Nathan is currently leading E3’s work with the Illinois Power Agency (IPA), Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA), and Illinois Commerce Commission (ICC) on matters ranging from renewable energy and battery procurement programs to resource planning to meet the state’s energy policy goals with an equitable, affordable, and reliable electricity system. Prior to joining E3, Nathan spent six years in Washington, DC as an advisor on power project planning, development, and financing for international projects, advising on over 10 GW of generation assets in 16 countries.

Education: MA, Energy and International Finance, Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS); BA, International Relations and Economics, Pomona College