Harvey Michaels | MIT Sloan

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Harvey Michaels is a Lecturer, Energy and Climate Innovation, MIT Sloan Sustainability Initiative.

He is a member of Project Faculty for Energy Democracy (Climate CoLab/Media Lab), Community Efficiency Strategy (DUSP/CoLab), Future of the Grid (MITei), MIT/Eversource, and Efficiency Forward (Sustainability). Harevy formerly led efficiency companies Aclara Software and Xenergy, and served as the MIT Better Buildings Team Coach 2010-2014. He is the board advisor to Conservation Services Group, eMeter, US DoE Solar Sunshot and NREL Energy Systems Integration programs, consultant advisor on climate innovation to several cities and religious organizations, including Carbon-free Boston, Cambridge Net Zero, Metrowest Energize, and Boston Interfaith Environmental Justice.

Harvey holds degrees in Civil Engineering and City Planning from MIT.