Energy Innovation and Decarbonization Fellowship
Forecasted
The Energy Innovation and Decarbonization Fellowship at the John F. Kennedy School of Government supports research on policy and technology for deep decarbonization, focusing on hydrogen, carbon management, and low-carbon fuels.
Funder: John F. Kennedy School of Government
Due Dates (Anticipated): December 2026 (Application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Amount and duration not specified; details to be confirmed on program page.
Summary: Supports research on policy and technology for deep energy system decarbonization, focusing on hydrogen, carbon management, and low-carbon fuels.
Key Information: This is a forecasted opportunity; confirm details and eligibility on the program website before preparing an application.
Description
The Energy Innovation and Decarbonization Fellowship is offered by the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at the Harvard Kennedy School. It supports scholars and practitioners conducting research at the intersection of public policy and technology, with the central aim of advancing actionable solutions for deep decarbonization of the global energy system. The fellowship emphasizes work on hydrogen, large-scale carbon management, and biofuels or low-carbon fuels, with a strong focus on generating policy-relevant insights for decision-makers in government and industry.
Fellows join an interdisciplinary cohort and are expected to engage with the Belfer Center’s broader research community, contributing to scholarship on energy transition, climate change, and policy innovation. The program is committed to diversity and encourages applicants from historically underrepresented backgrounds.
