Tyler Thompson
Program Manager
As a Program Manager, Tyler supports SI2’s programmatic work on Solar Uncommon Dialogue and agrivoltaics.
Prior to joining SI2, Tyler worked with the research team at the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA). While with SEIA, he contributed to and managed the production of market research resources such as the Solar Market Insight Report. Tyler’s role at the intersection of policy and market dynamics in the energy industry has allowed him to bring an informed perspective to SI2’s work in alleviating barriers to solar deployment in the U.S. Prior to SEIA, he worked in political opposition research and in health policy research.
Tyler holds a BA from Georgetown University in Government and Economics. Originally from Long Island, Tyler has lived in Washington, DC for eight years and counting. In his free time, he enjoys trivia, crossword puzzles, and time outdoors.
Tyler Thompson
Program Manager
As a Program Manager, Tyler supports SI2’s programmatic work on Solar Uncommon Dialogue and agrivoltaics.
Prior to joining SI2, Tyler worked with the research team at the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA). While with SEIA, he contributed to and managed the production of market research resources such as the Solar Market Insight Report. Tyler’s role at the intersection of policy and market dynamics in the energy industry has allowed him to bring an informed perspective to SI2’s work in alleviating barriers to solar deployment in the U.S. Prior to SEIA, he worked in political opposition research and in health policy research.
Tyler holds a BA from Georgetown University in Government and Economics. Originally from Long Island, Tyler has lived in Washington, DC for eight years and counting. In his free time, he enjoys trivia, crossword puzzles, and time outdoors.
Tyler Thompson
Program Manager
As a Program Manager, Tyler supports SI2’s programmatic work on Solar Uncommon Dialogue and agrivoltaics.
Prior to joining SI2, Tyler worked with the research team at the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA). While with SEIA, he contributed to and managed the production of market research resources such as the Solar Market Insight Report. Tyler’s role at the intersection of policy and market dynamics in the energy industry has allowed him to bring an informed perspective to SI2’s work in alleviating barriers to solar deployment in the U.S. Prior to SEIA, he worked in political opposition research and in health policy research.
Tyler holds a BA from Georgetown University in Government and Economics. Originally from Long Island, Tyler has lived in Washington, DC for eight years and counting. In his free time, he enjoys trivia, crossword puzzles, and time outdoors.