Sara Bushey Ohrel

Economist @Us Environmental Protection Agency Epa

Philadelphia, PA, US
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WORK HISTORY

May 2009 — Present

Economist @Us Environmental Protection Agency Epa

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DC, US

Spearhead work with expert lands, energy and hydrogen teams to develop and apply economic modeling tools to inform EPA and USG efforts.• Evaluate how changing economic, environmental, and other conditions affect current and future supply and demand for land- and energy-related commodities, most recently with focus on data centers. • Manage the Climate Economics Branch’s (CEB) land use project areas: develop team priorities; managed up to $1 million budget; supervise contractors; produce communications, technical reports, peer-reviewed publications; onboard staff; conduct EPA management briefings; represent EPA at stakeholder meetings. • Serve as Team Lead of an Office-level Hydrogen Team.• Successfully spearheaded production of the 2024 EPA technical report Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Potential in the U.S. Forestry and Agriculture Sector.• Represent EPA on development of official U.S. reports, including leading LULUCF contribution in 2016 U.S. Mid-Century Strategy, First-Fifth U.S. Biennial Reports, First Biennial Transparency Report, 2021 U.S. Long-Term Strategy.• Chair the Forest and Agriculture Modeling Forum Organizing Committee, leading efforts to conceptualize, organize and execute the Forum every two years since 2009.• Supported State Dept. negotiations on IPCC Sixth Assessment Report Working Group Summary for Policy Makers, and regular USG reviewer for IPCC reports. • Led EPA effort on bioenergy emissions technical assessment, including two technical reports and two related public peer review processes. Provided biomass analysis for various air program rules. • Agency co-lead on the Interagency Carbon Dioxide Removal Task Force. • Spearheaded EPA’s interagency technical engagement supporting U.S. Treasury’s rule development for Inflation Reduction Act’s Clean Hydrogen Production tax credit (45V) and co-led engagement on the Clean Electricity Production tax credit (45Y), including lifecycle GHG accounting on hydrogen, biogas/RNG, biomass.

EDUCATION

2006 — 2008

Yale School of the Environment

Master

1995 — 1999

Occidental College

Economics/Environmental Studies

ABOUT SARA BUSHEY OHREL

Results-oriented professional with 23 years of achievements in economics, environmental sciences, climate change, policy development, project management, and regulatory analysis, allowing for key contributions to organizational success and innovative solutions. • Subject Matter Expert on economics; agriculture, land use, land use change and forestry (LULUCF) ecosystems and markets; energy systems especially bioenergy and hydrogen production systems; GHG projections and supply chain accounting experience, including lifecycle and supply chain analysis; carbon and other markets. • Analysis and Strategy: Expert in regulatory and legislative rules and policy development, strategy, advocacy, and communications. • Demonstrated ability to become familiar with technologies and technical concepts quickly, at sufficient depth for project analysis and comparison to other approaches.• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.• A collaborative approach to problem-solving and the ability to work well with inter-disciplinary and geographically distributed teams.• Other Essential Skills: Quantitative analysis, self-starter with team-oriented perspective, and commitment to excellence.

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