Molly Morabito
Research Associate, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Molly Morabito is a Research Associate at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) working on the topics of energy efficient and clean energy technologies and the implementation of improved sustainability practices in the federal government. Her research focuses on encouraging increased compliance with energy efficiency standards in federal procurement and the purchasing and adoption of clean energy technologies by California organizations in the state and private sector. Molly has a multidiscipline background in the social sciences and over three years of experience working at the nexus of civil society, research, policy and government, which inform her current work identifying possible interventions to help increase compliance with energy-efficiency requirements in federal procurement. Prior to joining Berkeley Lab, Molly received her MSc in Environmental Policy and Regulation from the London School of Economics and Political Science and a Bachelor of Arts in Communications, Legal Studies, Economic and Government from American University. She additionally has professional experience working on clean energy policy in positions held at the Environmental Defense Fund, Citizens Climate Lobby, the Alliance to Save Energy and the U.S. Senate.
My Sessions
Fahmida Ahmed Bangert
Sravan Chalasani
Sue Chiang
Sarah Church
Karen Cook
Denise Curtis
Mikhail Davis
Patricia Dillon
Tim Dombeck
Chris Erickson
Jeff Frost
Claire Kells
Kealy Herman
George Hodge
Rebecca Holliday
Alison Kinn Bennett
Billy Linstead Goldsmith
Michael Jones-Bey
Mary Ellen Mika
Molly Morabito
Josh Nothwang
Anastasia O’Rourke
Sarah O’Brien
Douglas Pilgrim
Joan Prummel
Jonathan Rivin
Gerald Robinson
Andrew Savini
Stephen Schulman
Toby Simpson
Parker Townley
Trisha Taneja
Cuno Van Geet
Liyang Wang
Chip Wood
This session is for innovative projects that are ready to be LAUNCHED, JOINED, EXPANDED, or REPLICATED! Presenters give an overview of new and innovative projects that advance sustainable purchasing. Attendees claim a seat at a roundtable with a topic of interest to them. Topics are repeated three times. Read more here about what to expect … read more >>