Kenneth Sercy is a Senior Program Analyst on the Niskanen Center’s Climate team. His work focuses on advancing policies to enable the rapid buildout of clean energy infrastructure and support long-term energy abundance.

Prior to joining Niskanen, Sercy worked as a consultant conducting market analysis for renewable energy developers, trade associations, and public sector clients. His work spanned both organized wholesale power markets and other areas of the energy sector. He has contributed to regulatory and policy proceedings in 10 states, including work related to integrated resource planning, clean energy siting, and distributed energy resources.

Sercy earned a master’s degree in energy and environment from Duke University’s Nicholas School of the Environment and a bachelor’s degree from Clemson University.