Taylor L. Curtis

Taylor L. Curtis is a Regulatory-Policy Analyst at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, where responsibilities include analyzing U.S. regulations related to renewable energy. Previous experience includes roles as a Regulatory Fellow, an Energy Consultant at E9 Energy Insight, a Research Associate at the Institute for Energy and the Environment, and various positions in legislative and environmental law projects. Taylor L. Curtis holds a JD in Environmental and Energy Law and a Master's in Environmental Law and Policy from Vermont Law School, along with dual Bachelor's degrees in Political Science and History from Davis and Elkins College. Taylor L. Curtis has a strong background in regulatory guidance, energy policy, and community solar initiatives, complemented by contributions to international climate change negotiations and legal research in environmental regulations.