Research 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 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 Angela Pachon.
Call for Research Proposals
The 2024-2025 call for grants is now open! Preference for our climate and energy policy grants will be given to the following topics:
- IRA and BIL Implementation and Evaluation
- Grid Oversight
- Offshore Wind
- Critical Mineral Supply
- LNG Exports
- Extreme Heat and Community Resilience
- PECO Collaboration
In addition to the climate and energy policy grants, the Carl H. Goldsmith Sustainable Agriculture Fund will award several grants ranging from $5,000 to $15,000, and one grant up to $50,000 to support new research or supplement existing research in agriculture and climate policy.
Deadline
Applications should be sent to Arwen Kozak (arwenk@sas.upenn.edu) by Friday, May 3, 2024.
Awarded Research Projects
Sort by Title | Research Areas | Sort by Year | Researchers | Keywords |
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 |