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IEEFA webinar: U.S. transition to renewables is likely to accelerate over next two to three years

April 06, 2021

April 2, 2021 (IEEFA) ⎼ The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis will host a webinar on Thursday, April 8, 2021 to present findings from its recently released U.S. Power Sector Outlook 2021.

Authors Dennis Wamsted, Seth Feaster, and David Schlissel will show how lower-cost wind and solar, coupled with battery storage, is rapidly gaining ground on the grid.

WHAT: IEEFA U.S. Power Sector Outlook 2021 webinar

WHEN: Thursday, April 8, 2021 at 1:00 pm U.S. Eastern Daylight time (EDT)

WHO: Dennis Wamsted, Seth Feaster, David Schlissel

Register here (it’s free!): bit.ly/31Qrsqf

Full report: U.S. Power Sector Outlook 2021: Rapid Transition Continues to Reshape Country’s Electricity Generation

Author contacts

Dennis Wamsted ([email protected]) is an IEEFA energy analyst.

Seth Feaster ([email protected]) is an IEEFA data analyst.

David Schlissel ([email protected]) is IEEFA’s director of resource planning analysis.

Media contact

Vivienne Heston ([email protected]) +1 (914) 439-8921.

About IEEFA
The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) examines issues related to energy markets, trends and policies. The Institute’s mission is to accelerate the transition to a diverse, sustainable and profitable energy economy.

Dennis Wamsted

At IEEFA, Dennis Wamsted focuses on the ongoing transition away from fossil fuels to green generation resources, focusing particularly on the electric power sector.

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Seth Feaster

Seth Feaster is an energy data analyst whose work focuses on the coal industry and the U.S. power sector.

Before joining IEEFA, he created visual presentations at the New York Times for 25 years with a focus on complex financial and energy data; he also worked at The Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

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David Schlissel

David Schlissel is IEEFA’s Director of Resource Planning Analysis. His work focuses primarily on the technical and economic viability of resources being used or being proposed for use in the electric power sector.

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