Logan Mitchell PhD

Utah Clean Energy

Climate Scientist and Energy Analyst


Logan  Mitchell

Biography

Logan is a climate and air quality scientist who has researched everything from greenhouse gases in Antarctic ice cores to evaluating emissions and monitoring urban air quality with TRAX trains, to studying Utah’s history of air quality. With over 35+ peer-reviewed publications, he has a deep scientific knowledge of air quality, climate and energy systems in Utah and globally. He is passionate about solutions to our air and climate challenges that will improve our quality of life and be essential for our economic future. In addition to climate communication, he represents Utah Clean Energy in regulatory dockets and proceedings before the Utah Public Service Commission. He received a BS and PhD from Oregon State University and is Affiliated Faculty at the University of Utah.

Sessions

Plenary Panel: Drilling Toward Baseload: How and Why Geothermal is Accelerating in the West