Bill Hohenstein
William Hohenstein is a Senior Advisor at DGA, where he works on projects related to agriculture and climate change, building on his 25 years of experience at the U.S. Department of Agriculture. At USDA, Bill provided coordination and policy development support for the Department’s climate change and energy programs and facilitated the participation of farmers, ranchers, and forest land owners in emerging environmental and biofuel markets.
Bill also served at the Environmental Protection Agency for eight years, including as a Division Director in EPA’s National Center for Environmental Economics. At EPA, he evaluated the environmental impacts of international trade agreements, assessed strategies for reducing atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases, produced the United States greenhouse gas inventory, and served as a United States representative to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
Bill holds a Master of Environmental Management from Duke University and a Bachelor of Sciences in Natural Resources Management and Policy from Rutgers University.
Recent Posts
- Data Center Heat Reuse Policy Overview and Tracker
- Data Center Heat Reuse Technical FAQ
- Welcome to DGA’s New Heat Reuse Newsletter
- Celebrating 25 Years of David Gardiner and Associates
- State Strategies to Advance Medium- and Heavy-Duty Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure
- Encouraging Clean Hydrogen Uptake in Key Sectors: A Policy Handbook for Practitioners
- Webinar — Data Center Heat Reuse: State Policies to Advance a Win-Win Energy Solution
- Data Center Heat Reuse: The Opportunity for States