Henry Lee (economist)

Henry Lee is an American economist specializing in energy and environmental policy. He is a Senior Fellow at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at Harvard University's Kennedy School. Lee's work focuses on the intersection of energy markets, environmental regulation, and international security. He has extensively researched and published on topics such as climate change mitigation strategies, the geopolitical implications of energy transitions, and the design of effective energy policies.

Prior to joining Harvard, Lee served in government positions, including roles at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Massachusetts Energy Office. His government experience provides him with a practical understanding of policy implementation and regulatory processes.

At the Belfer Center, Lee directs the Environment and Natural Resources Program's Energy Technology Innovation Policy research group. He frequently advises policymakers and industry leaders on energy and environmental issues. His research is often cited in policy debates and academic publications. He has also testified before Congress on energy-related matters.

Lee's expertise includes energy security, renewable energy technologies, carbon capture and storage, and the economic impacts of climate change policy. He is a frequent commentator in media outlets on energy and environmental topics.