Heidi Scarth

Heidi Scarth is an Engineer/Scientist I at the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI). She is a member of the Energy Systems and Climate Analysis team, where she works primarily on policy analysis, the social cost of carbon and other greenhouse gases, and state-level electrification analyses. In addition, Ms. Scarth works with EPRI’s Technology Innovation sector, where she identifies and analyzes emerging technological trends specifically relating to climate science impacts on the electric sector and global decarbonization. She also co-leads the Value of Resilience Interest Group, and supports EPRI's Equitable Decarbonization Initiative. Ms. Scarth holds dual Bachelor of Arts degrees in Government and Economics, and a certificate in International Relations from Wesleyan University. Recent Publications: • S. Mullen-Trento, H. Scarth. Identifying the Gaps and Challenges of Resilience Valuation. EPRI Report 3002020795. • H. Scarth, E. Smith, D. Diaz. Quick Insight: Extreme Cold Events, Changing Climate Threats, and Power System Infrastructure Resiliency. EPRI Report 3002022454. • Program on Technology Innovation: EPRI Insights, June 2021. EPRI, Palo Alto, CA: 2021. 3002021729.