Jesse Noffsinger

Jesse is a partner in our Seattle office and serves electric-power utilities, technology providers, and investors on topics including energy-system optimization, integration of distributed energy resources, and emerging business models for renewable energy systems. He also manages the global market intelligence team in McKinsey’s Power Solutions group and leads the development and deployment of our advanced-analytics platform for global electric power.

Some of Jesse’s recent projects include the following:

• designing a power-sector roadmap to achieve net-zero carbon emissions in a US market, including the impact of electrification, the growth of new technologies, and the potential implications for economic development
• assessing the potential of a country-wide scale-up of hydrogen on carbon emissions, total societal costs, incumbent business models, and new opportunities
• evaluating risk of weather and technology-driven load-shedding in competitive power markets
• developing a granular demand outlook for the US electricity sector, including end-uses by geography and over time
• supporting multiple industrial clients on energy strategy to reduce emissions increase resiliency
• sizing the US residential and commercial and industrial rooftop solar market for the unregulated business of a US utility
• helping an energy-services company conduct an economic valuation of bundled distributed energy resources by location and load shape
• evaluating grid-scale battery-storage projects in the US across multiple markets and value streams

In addition to his client work, Jesse contributes to our knowledge development in the areas of power systems, clean technologies, and decarbonization pathways and frequently publishes articles on these and other topics.