• Meghan Nutting

Meghan Nutting

Sunnova Energy Corporation

Executive Vice President, Policy & Communications

Meghan Nutting is the Executive Vice President of Policy and Communications at Sunnova Energy Corporation, a leading U.S. residential solar and storage services provider. In this role, she works closely with company and industry leaders, nonprofits, state and federal policymakers, and regulators to craft and implement policies that provide a more stable business environment for solar electricity generation. Prior to working at Sunnova, she served as the Director of Policy and Electricity Markets at SolarCity for nearly five years. She has also worked as a Legislative Director for a New York State Assembly member and as a Press Secretary for former U.S. Senator Olympia Snowe. Meghan has held policy positions at the World Bank and the British Department of Environment as well as environmental organizations. In these positions, Meghan has worked on, advocated for, and impacted a significant number of energy and environment-related issues and policies. She has been named one of the #Solar100 thought leaders in the U.S. and one of the Denver Business Journal’s top women in energy for 2018. She was also a candidate for the Colorado House of Representatives in 2018. Meghan received her BA in Biology from Cornell University and her MPA from Princeton University.

SESSIONS WITH Meghan Nutting

Monday, 1 March

  • 11:00am - 11:20am (CST) / 01/mar/2021 05:00 pm - 01/mar/2021 05:20 pm

    Agora Pod

    The Future of Energy: Decarbonization & decentralization

    Presentation Decarbonization Pathways
    Our electricity system continues to evolve with the infusion of new technology, demand for cleaner energy, and the growing popularity of distributed energy. Meanwhile, state and territorial governments are increasingly calling for carbon-free electricity and consumers are demanding cheaper, cleaner energy that they can always rely on. As storage and connected smart homes become more prevalent, they turn homes into nanogrids and homeowners into electric market participants. How do the two megatrends of energy decarbonization and decentralization intersect and how are they changing the way we consume energy and the way we interact with the market for electricity? 
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