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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 grants ranging from $5,000 to $15,000 to support new research or supplement existing research in energy and climate policy.

We seek requests for proposals from University of Pennsylvania faculty, postdocs, and doctoral students for research projects in the areas of energy and climate policy that can leverage Penn research and support the advancement of our mission.

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

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Climate Change and Energy Technological Progress Climate, Clean Energy 2020-2021 Jesús Fernández-Villaverde Storage
Energy Transitions in Times of COVID19: Economic Crises and Time Horizons in Latin America Markets & Finance, Climate 2020-2021 Santiago Cunial Covid-19, International
Energy Policy When Households Face Credit Constraints: Evidence from India, Kenya, Mexico, and Brazil Markets & Finance, Access & Equity 2020-2021 Susanna Berkouwer Carbon Pricing & Offsets, International, Subsidies
Regulating Fuel Economy Standards Markets & Finance, Fossil Fuels, Transportation 2020-2021 Arthur van Benthem Electric Vehicles, Emissions
Wartime Speed During Peacetime? How New York State Built an Unprecedented Coalition for Breakneck Renewables Deployment Clean Energy, Access & Equity 2020-2021 Daniel Cohen Grids
A Six Point Plan for Eliminating U.S. Carbon Emissions and Minimizing Climate Costs Climate, Clean Energy 2019-2020 Oscar Serpell Energy Efficiency, Finance & Investment, Land Management, Politics, Regulation, Subsidies
Promoting Energy Conservation on the Farm: Thinking About Waste as a Gold Mine Instead of a Headache Climate, Clean Energy 2019-2020 Dipti Pitta, Veronica Shabtai Biofuel, Pennsylvania, Waste
The Effectiveness of Climate Adaptation Policies Climate 2019-2020 Mark Nevitt Climate Adaptation, Risk
Implementing SDG7 in the Informal Settlements: The Case of Accra, Ghana Electricity, Access & Equity 2019-2020 Eugenie Birch International
Do Government Loans Crowd Out Private Borrowing? Markets & Finance, Climate 2019-2020 Ben Keys Finance & Investment, Risk
The Impact of Transportation Electrification on Urban Forms in China Transportation 2019-2020 Zhongjie Lin Electric Vehicles, International
Hazard Vulnerability and Policy Responses for Coastal Resilience in South Korea Climate 2019-2020 Sa Min Han Climate Adaptation, International, Risk
Guiding Energy Storage Capacity Investment for Renewable Grids Clean Energy 2019-2020 Christian Kaps Grids, Storage
Architecture and Energy Transitions: The Case of the Bauhaus Dessau Building Cities & Buildings 2018-2019 Daniel Barber Coal, Emissions, Energy Efficiency, International
Fossil Fuels, the Building Industry, and Human Health Cities & Buildings, Fossil Fuels 2018-2019 Franca Trubiano Environment, Public Health