Noah Deich

Noah Deich is a Senior Fellow at the Kleinman Center, specializing in carbon management and climate policy. He previously served as Deputy Assistant Secretary for Carbon Management at the U.S. Department of Energy during the Biden Administration, spearheading carbon capture and removal initiatives. Deich co-founded Carbon180, a nonprofit focused on advancing carbon removal solutions, and remains a prominent voice in shaping climate policy frameworks.

Research Interests: Deich’s work centers on carbon management, climate policy, and energy systems, with a focus on developing actionable strategies to address climate change. His research bridges technical innovation and policy design, emphasizing the role of carbon removal in achieving net-zero goals.

Recent Publications: His recent articles highlight the intersection of carbon technology, policy frameworks, and political challenges in energy transitions. Topics include DOE’s carbon removal initiatives, bipartisan climate strategies, and critiques of subsidies in the fossil fuel industry.

Affiliations: Kleinman Center for Energy Policy; former U.S. Department of Energy (Biden Administration); co-founder of Carbon180.