Staff
Thomas Schmitz: Director, Coal, Nuclear and Renewables Division
William Watson: Team Leader, Coal Information Team
Thomas Schmitz: Acting Team Leader, Nuclear Fuel Cycle Information Team
Fred Mayes: Team Leader, Renewable and Alternate Fuels Information Team
Thomas Schmitz: Director, Coal, Nuclear and Renewables Division
William Watson: Team Leader, Coal Information Team Thomas Schmitz: Acting Team Leader, Nuclear Fuel Cycle Information Team
Fred Mayes: Team Leader, Renewable and Alternate Fuels Information Team Robert Schnapp: Director: Electric Power Division
Dean Fennell: Team Leader, Monthly Finance & Sales Team
Jim Diefenderfer: Team Leader, Generation and Capacity Team
Tom Leckey: Team Leader, Annual Finance & Sales Team
Dean Fennell: Team Leader, Monthly Finance & Sales Team Jim Diefenderfer: Team Leader, Generation and Capacity Team Tom Leckey: Team Leader, Annual Finance & Sales Team
Anthony Rosati: Director, Data Integration and Dissemination Division
James Joosten: Senior Energy Analyst
Biography
Scott Sitzer has been with EIA and its predecessor agency, the Federal Energy Administration, since 1976, and has experience in modeling, analysis, and data interpretation of most of the major components of energy supply and demand.
Scott Sitzer has been with EIA and its predecessor agency, the Federal Energy Administration, since 1976, and has experience in modeling, analysis, and data interpretation of most of the major components of energy supply and demand.
He served in each of EIA’s major Program Offices before
assuming his current position. From January 1993 to May 2003,
he was a Division Director in the Office of Integrated Analysis
and Forecasting (OIAF), responsible for analysis and forecasting
of coal, electricity, nuclear, and renewable energy markets.
From July 2001 through February 2003, Mr. Sitzer was also acting
Director of that Office, responsible for preparation of EIA’s
major long-term forecasting publications, the Annual Energy
Outlook and International Energy Outlook.
From July 1988 to October 1991, he was Chief of the Coal Data
Analysis and Forecasting Branch of the Office of Coal, Nuclear,
Electric and Alternate Fuels, subsequently becoming Chief of
the Coal, Uranium, and Renewable Fuels Analysis Branch of OIAF.
Prior to his coming to the energy area, he worked for over five years at the U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Mr. Sitzer holds a bachelor's degree in economics from the University of New Mexico, and a master's degree in economics from George Washington University.