Eliza Hotchkiss
20112025

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With a technical background in disaster recovery, energy security, and sustainable development, Eliza Hotchkiss brings a multidisciplinary approach to the deployment of secure and resilient technologies and best practices in infrastructure systems worldwide.
 
At NREL, Hotchkiss’ work is dedicated to enhancing the resilience of energy systems and promoting energy security through comprehensive analysis, technical assistance, and stakeholder outreach. Hotchkiss has led the lab's efforts supporting the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) through technical assistance for disaster recovery. She has also conducted pioneering research on the quantification of resilience and energy security solutions, developing resilience assessment metrics, and evaluating the economic value of energy efficiency.

Through her leadership at NREL, Hotchkiss is helping to shape the future of global energy security, disaster recovery, and resilience.

Research Interests

Disaster recovery and resilience

Energy security analysis and solutions

Resilience valuation and monetization

Federal, state, local, and tribal government risk assessments

Sustainable development and international energy security assistance

Education/Academic Qualification

PhD, Advanced Energy Systems, Colorado School of Mines

Master, Energy-Efficient and Sustainable Buildings, Oxford Brookes University

Bachelor, Geography and Geology, Vassar College

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