Shannon Angielski has devoted her career to developing and advocating for clean energy and energy innovation policies. Shannon’s over 20 years of experience includes working with industry, academia, labor and trade organizations, and environmental NGOs in building support for the development, implementation, and management of policy designs and advocacy strategies that have led to successful enactment of key legislation, including the Section 45V hydrogen production tax credit, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act’s clean hydrogen hubs program, and the Section 45Q carbon sequestration tax credit program.

Shannon’s recognition that low carbon hydrogen is critical to the success of the energy transition and its potential to cut across multiple industries led to founding and leading the Clean Hydrogen Future Coalition. 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 policymakers and the media.

Shannon also manages Van Ness Feldman’s public policy practice and is a recognized leader of the firm’s energy transition practice.