Matt Lucky | Worldwatch Institute

Matt Lucky, MAP Sustainable Energy Fellow

Contact Information

Department:	Research
Title:	MAP Sustainable Energy Fellow
Phone:	+1 (202) 452-1992

Matt Lucky is the current MAP Sustainable Energy Fellow at the Worldwatch Institute. He began his one-year fellowship in July 2011 and is working for the Worldwatch Climate and Energy Program. Matt is the technical researcher for Worldwatch’s Sustainable Energy Roadmaps, and he is also manager and editor of the Climate and Energy Program’s ReVolt blog. Before joining Worldwatch, Matt graduated from Stanford University in 2011 with an M.S. in Earth Systems (Energy, Science, and Technology track). He also earned a B.A. in International Relations from Stanford in 2010.

Throughout his career at Stanford, Matt focused on energy systems and energy policy, especially in the developing world. He was a research assistant to Dr. Charles Perrow for the global warming section of his book, The Next Catastrophe: Reducing Our Vulnerabilities to Natural, Industrial, and Terrorist Disasters. Matt was also a teacher assistant for courses on renewable energies, fossil fuel energies, and technology and national security.

As a Stanford in Government Fellow, Matt worked for the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) in Boston with the climate change and economics team. Matt also worked for a summer at the U.S. Embassy in London. He worked for the embassy’s environmental and economics section, and he spent much of his time analyzing the role of renewable energies in the United Kingdom.