• WPC 2024
  • March 18-22, 2024

Shannon Angielski

Clean Hydrogen Future Coalition

President and Founder

Shannon Angielski is uniquely skilled at engaging with federal policymakers, state and local agencies, key stakeholders, and non-governmental entities to find solutions that allow progress for the energy industry.

Shannon is a leader in our Energy Transition practice where she has devoted her career to developing and advocating for clean energy and carbon management policies. She has a particular focus on the decarbonization of hydrogen, recognizing early on its significance to the success of the energy transition and potential to cut across multiple industries. She has worked to raise awareness and build support among key stakeholders, including founding and leading the Clean Hydrogen Future Coalition.

Shannon’s over 20 years of experience includes working with industrials, electric power generators, equipment suppliers, technology developers, academic interests, labor and trade associations, and environmental NGOs, in the development, implementation, and management of policy designs and advocacy strategies that have led to successful enactment of key legislation, including the new Section 45V hydrogen production tax credit that was enacted in the Inflation Reduction Act, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA)’s Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs program, and several IIJA CCS programs including being a leading voice on the Section 45Q carbon sequestration tax credit enhancements and modifications.

As President of the Clean Hydrogen Future Coalition, Shannon leads, develops, and supports the coalition’s federal policy initiatives. She also serves as the coalition's spokesperson before federal policymakers and the media. Shannon co-leads Van Ness Feldman’s public policy practice and leads the firm’s energy transition and federal funding practices.

Sessions With Shannon Angielski

Tuesday, 19 March

  • 08:00am - 09:30am (CST) / 19/mar/2024 01:00 pm - 19/mar/2024 02:30 pm

    Carbon Markets - Impact of Carbon Taxes and Incentives on the Petrochemical Sector

    Fueling tomorrow, sustainably today: Steering Petrochemicals toward Sustainability through the Power of Carbon Markets and Carbon Management             
    Delve into the pivotal role of carbon markets and strategic carbon management in reshaping the future of the Petrochemicals Sector. gain valuable insights into the dynamic interplay between carbon markets and carbon management in the petrochemical landscape.      

    Session 1: Impact of Carbon Taxes and Incentives on the Petrochemical Sector       

    8:00 AM: Welcome & Moderator Remarks - Sean Mulholland, Director, Ammonia Consulting, S&P Global Commodity Insights
    8:05 AM: Impact of CBAM on fertilizer exports and primary fertlizer demand - Georgy Eliseev, Lead, Research Analyst, S&P Global Commodity Insights 
    8:30 AM: Panel: Impact of 45V Hydrogen Tax Credit in the Inflation Reduction Act - Shannon Angielski, President and Founder, Clean Hydrogen Future Coalition; Eric Guter, Vice President, Hydrogen for Mobility, Air Products 
    9:00 AM: Convergence of compliance and voluntary carbon markets - Dirk Forrister, President, IETA