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John-Michael was the project manager for EESI's Access Clean Energy Savings program that assists rural electric co-ops and public utilities to develop member/customer-focused on-bill financing and beneficial electrification programs. He was with EESI from 2011 to 2023, where he also worked on transportation and climate policy issues, with a particular interest in short-lived climate pollutants. Prior to joining EESI in 2011, John-Michael served as Research Director of the Climate Institute. He holds a graduate degree in climate science and policy from Columbia University and an undergraduate degree in public health from Johns Hopkins University.
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