Tianyu Feng joined E3 in 2021 and supports diligence and advisory work on large-scale data center power infrastructure nationwide. He advises investors, data center developers and operators, and government agencies on data center site selection, evaluating power availability, utility interconnection, and large-load tariffs. He also analyzes energy cost-effectiveness and power contracting strategies for data centers, spanning grid power, natural gas, and on-site generation. Tianyu also has experience in building and transportation electrification, analyzing the energy consumption, carbon emissions, and cost-effectiveness of building electrification, modeling building energy performance, and benchmarking utility energy efficiency programs across the U.S. His work extends to DER projects for investors and technology providers, including smart control systems and energy storage valuation, with a focus on resource modeling and cost-benefit analysis.

Prior to joining E3, Tianyu spent over four years at Willdan, where he worked on demand response programs, energy efficiency strategies, and building energy modeling to help project teams optimize energy performance.

Outside of work, Tianyu enjoys cooking and spending time with his dog, Chudo.

Education: MS, Architectural Technology, Georgia Institute of Technology; BArch, Iowa State University