Lea Lupkin

Candidate for Master of Environmental Management

Yale Center for Business and the Environment

Lea Lupkin is dedicated to driving technical, policy and entrepreneurial solutions by understanding and tapping into the nuances of human nature. As a first year MEM student, she is studying connections between behavioral insights, energy systems, governance, social enterprises and conflict resolution. At CBEY, Lea works on the "Influence of Novel Behavioral Strategies in Promoting the Diffusion of Solar Energy" team led by Professor Ken Gillingham.

How clean energy aggregation empowers neighborhoods

October 19, 2015

by Lea Lupkin

In seven states, Community Choice Aggregation helps communities get locally produced power. Here's how it works in New York.
- Energy & Climate
- Renewable Energy
Solar Energy Finance Association emerges on the scene

July 22, 2015

by Lea Lupkin

This group aims to help streamline loans and contracts as solar costs drop, including in the "MUSH" market.
- Renewable Energy
- Solar
More power, less carbon: financing key to growing global renewables

March 25, 2015

by Lea Lupkin

As investors start to see economic benefits from new financial models in renewable energy solar, will we see a drop in carbon emissions?
- Finance & Investing
- Renewable Energy

Lea Lupkin

Candidate for Master of Environmental Management

Yale Center for Business and the Environment

How clean energy aggregation empowers neighborhoods

Solar Energy Finance Association emerges on the scene

More power, less carbon: financing key to growing global renewables