FTI Consulting Bolsters Power & Renewables Expertise
Miriam Wrobel Joins as Senior Managing Director in San Francisco
WASHINGTON, March 02, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- FTI Consulting, Inc. (NYSE: FCN) today announced the appointment of Miriam Wrobel as a Senior Managing Director in the Power & Renewables practice within the Corporate Finance & Restructuring segment at FTI Consulting, enhancing the firm’s clean energy strategic advisory offerings for clients throughout the deal
lifecycle.
Ms. Wrobel, who is based in San Francisco, is an expert in renewable energy strategy and finance, advising utilities, equity investors, lenders, project developers and large energy users on strategies for balancing risk and optimizing returns in energy transactions. At FTI Consulting, she will advise clients on energy transformation strategy, transaction structuring, diligence, ESG disclosure strategies and energy procurement.
As energy markets evolve to be bi-directional and increasingly focused on integrating renewable and distributed resources, Ms. Wrobel will advise both large energy users as well as utilities, developers, owners and financiers of distributed and wholesale generation, storage and capacity.
“Miriam expands our capability to provide utilities, power and renewable companies with reliable, well-informed and unbiased advice, guiding clients to economically and strategically valuable solutions,” said Chris LeWand, Global Power & Renewables Practice Leader at FTI Consulting. “Her counsel is grounded in a thorough understanding of each client’s goals, as well as deep knowledge of current trends, opportunities and players in the energy finance market. Miriam’s expertise will help clients navigate the evolving energy landscape, and we are fortunate to have someone of her caliber join our growing team.”
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Ms. Wrobel’s appointment comes as renewable energy deal flow starts to accelerate in 2021, underpinned by the Biden administration and a Democratic majority in Congress. According to FTI Consulting’s U.S. Renewables M&A: A Review of 2020 and Outlook for 2021, market activity likely will be influenced by the resulting certainty from tax credit extensions, as well as the Biden administration’s plan that provides for $2 trillion in investment across nine segments, including $400 billion in clean energy and innovation aimed at decarbonizing U.S. power generation by 2035.