Chloé Fauvel
Research Analyst at Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI)
- Role
- Research Analyst at EPRI
- Location
- Washington, DC, US
- LinkedIn followers
- 500 followers
About Chloé Fauvel
Passionate about the energy transition.I support data analysis and web-based resource development for the Low Carbon Resources Initiative at the Electric Power Research Institute. I also bring technical experience in energy systems modeling, policy analysis, systems engineering, and geospatial data engineering and analysis.I have graduated from the University of Virginia with a Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in Systems Engineering. My graduate research focused on regional deployment of carbon removal strategies to meet national carbon neutrality goals using an integrated assessment model (Global Change Analysis Model for the United States, GCAM-USA). My undergraduate capstone research project investigated distributed energy technologies to balance energy load at the University of Virginia and extending that analysis to the state of Virginia as a whole.
Experience
Research Analyst
Aug 2022 — Present · Washington, DC, US
Generation Transitions: Support utilities to identify strategic research priorities and near-term investments for the energy transition. Activities include identifying risk registers for each generation asset, leading a workforce group, and engaging the industry through workshops and webcasts- Hydro Relicensing Study: Improve hydro representation in EPRI’s US Regional Economy, Greenhouse Gas, and Energy (US-REGEN) model from total state capacity to hydro plant-level data for hydro relicensing by 2035 study- Renewable Fuels Atlas: Led the development of a public geospatial screening tool of the biofuel value chain. Updates this year will include other renewable fuels, international datasets, and enhanced user functionalities- Energy Pathways Exploration Tool: Principal investigator of an interactive web tool offering utilities and end-use sectors the ability to create and compare the energy losses, emissions, and costs of low-carbon hydrogen pathways- Hydrogen @ EPRI website: Developed a new, public-facing website to showcase and facilitate communication of all of EPRI’s research and collaboration in the hydrogen energy space. The website is featured on various internal and external newsletters and social media posts.
Education
University of Virginia
Master of Science - MS
2021 — 2022
University of Virginia
Bachelor of Science - BS
2017 — 2021
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