Zeke Hausfather is a climate scientist and energy systems analyst whose research focuses on observational temperature records, climate models, and mitigation technologies. He spent 10 years working as a data scientist and entrepreneur in the cleantech sector, where he was the lead data scientist at Essess, the chief scientist at C3.ai, and the cofounder and chief scientist of Efficiency 2.0. He also worked as a research scientist with Berkeley Earth, was the senior climate analyst at Project Drawdown, and the US analyst for Carbon Brief. He has masters degrees in environmental science from Yale University and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and a PhD in climate science from the University of California, Berkeley.
By Zeke Hausfather:
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Blog: The Need for NEM Reforms and the False Argument About the Cost of Diablo Canyon
Rooftop solar has in many ways been a clean energy success story in California. Generous tax credits and net metering —…
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Energy and Climate
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Blog: Update from the Trenches of COP26 in Glasgow
There is a cold drizzle outside all day in Glasgow, but inside the convention center, the COP26 negotiations are hot…
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Energy and Climate
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Blog: The New IEA Report Shows How We Are Flattening the Curve of Future Emissions
The new World Energy Outlook 2021 from the International Energy Agency (IEA) shows how the world is making progress on…
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Energy and Climate
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A Little Bit Louder Now
Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal Embraces Breakthrough’s Quiet Climate Policy Priorities
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Energy and Climate
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Energy and Climate
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