Biography

Natalie Houghtalen develops policies to commercialize advanced nuclear and hydrogen technologies. Natalie first joined ClearPath in 2019 and has served many roles in the organization including launching ClearPath’s hydrogen policy portfolio. Because of her expertise in and impact on federal hydrogen and advanced nuclear energy policy, she is a trusted policy advisor on and off the Hill. Natalie regularly speaks on the potential of the intersection of nuclear, hydrogen, and industrial applications. Her current focus is developing and implementing policies that establish the advanced nuclear fuel supply chain, commercialize innovative technologies and reduce emissions by deploying nuclear energy domestically.

Education

B.S. in Nuclear Engineering and a Minor in Political Science, Purdue University
Executive Masters of Business Administration Candidate, University of Virginia

Areas of Expertise

Nuclear Energy Technology and Policy, Hydrogen Technology and Policy, Integrated Energy Systems

Affiliations

American Nuclear Society and represents ClearPath before multiple other industry groups.