Funded Projects


Our researchers explore critical issues and address challenges that have regional, national, and global implications.


About Our Research Grants

Each year, the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy awards up to $15,000 (one-year) and $20,000 (two-year) grants to support new research or supplement existing research in energy and climate policy.

For questions about the research grants program, please emailย Oscar Serpell.

Awarded Research Projects

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Connecting Utility Disconnection Protections, Extreme Heat, and Health Policy Design, Access & Equity 2026-2027 Alison Knasin Public Health, Utilities
Heat Stress and Urban Resilience: How Should We Plan for the Increasing Cooling Needs of Vulnerable Urban Communities Cities & Buildings, Electricity 2024-2025 Dorit Aviv, William Braham, Siva Mathiyazhagan Public Health
Portable Bioremediation Technologies for Urban Farming and Environmental Justice Agriculture, Access & Equity 2024-2025 Laia Mogas-Soldevila, Ji Yoon Bae, Rachel Ou, Joyce (Boyi) Zhan Public Health
Modeling Climate-Induced Food Insecurity and Resulting Migration in Central America Agriculture, Climate 2024-2025 Irina Marinov, Erik Wibbels International, Public Health, Water
Rethinking Extreme Heat and Urban Resilience through Scales Connectivity Climate, Cities & Buildings 2024-2025 Michael E. Mann Public Health
The Roles of Household Energy Usage and Ambient Air Pollution in Nairobi Access & Equity 2023-2024 Susanna Berkouwer Emissions, International, Public Health
Health Benefits of the Clean Energy Transition Access & Equity 2021-2022 Susanna Berkouwer International, Public Health
Internet of Things for Measuring the Influence of Energy-Related Decisions on Indoor Environmental Quality Climate, Cities & Buildings 2020-2021 Nan (Nancy) Ma Public Health
Fossil Fuels, the Building Industry, and Human Health Cities & Buildings, Fossil Fuels 2018-2019 Franca Trubiano Environment, Public Health
Repowering Ulaanbaatar: Urbanization after Coal Fossil Fuels, Electricity 2018-2019 Nicholas Pevzner, Stephanie Carlisle Coal, International, Public Health