John Stevens

Dr. John Stevens works in Energy and Environmental Economics, Inc. (E3)’s resource planning group to anticipate  how  generation  resources  and  electricity  markets  will  change  as  the  grid  evolves  and  more renewables  come  online.  His  past  and  current  E3  projects  include  analyzing  market  opportunities  for green  hydrogen  as  an  energy  storage  medium  in  the  power  sector  and  developing  models  to  derive ancillary services needs using machine learning. Prior to working at E3, Dr. Stevens worked in the US DOE’s Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies Office on the H2@Scale project, which targeted reductions in green hydrogen  production  costs.  Dr.  Stevens  completed  his  M.S.  and  Ph.D.  in  Mechanical  Engineering  at  UC Berkeley working on Multiphysics modeling of solar fuels production devices