Clean Power Investment Workshop
June 23, 2022
About the workshop
The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) hosted a workshop to explore topics related to energy investment for a low-carbon future, focusing on factors that influence decisions about transitioning electric power capacity around the world. The workshop brought together experts from government entities and investment communities to discuss technical considerations for improving the International Electricity Market Model, the primary model used to provide electricity supply projections for EIA's International Energy Outlook.
See speakers and presentations below.
| Opening Remarks Dr. Joe DeCarolis, EIA Administrator |
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| Session A: Overview, Importance of Investment in Electricity Transition (Moderator: Ari Kahan, EIA) |
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| Manussawee Sukunta, EIA | |
| Diala Hawila, International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) | |
| Jesse Noffsinger, McKinsey & Company | |
| Session B: Government Priorities and Regional Considerations (Moderator: Chris Namovicz, EIA) |
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| Dr. Bo Shen, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) | |
| Fei Yu, Asian Development Bank (ADB) | |
| Samantha Gross, The Brookings Institution | |
| Session C: Project Financing (Moderator: Mark Morey, EIA) |
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| William Pegues, U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) | |
| Justin DeAngelis, Denham Capital | |
| Ed Morse, Citi | |
| Workshop discussion notes | |
| Potential Actions | |
Please contact the IEO team if you have any questions regarding this workshop.