Lucie Bioret
Research Analyst
Lucie Bioret is a research analyst working on industrial decarbonization. Lucie is especially interested in innovation policy for developing low-carbon solutions and in the impact of government support on emissions reduction efforts. Born and raised in Brittany, France, Lucie recently graduated from AgroParisTech and Université Paris-Saclay with a master's Degree in Environmental Economics. Before RFF, Lucie was a research intern with OECD's Directorate for Science Innovation and Technology where she was involved in research on green start-ups performances. Previously, she was also a climate policy intern at the German Institute for Economic Research (DIW) where she focused on climate finance impact in emerging economies.
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Report — Nov 16, 2023
Tracking and Evaluation of Research, Development, and Demonstration Programs at the US Department of Energy
This report builds on a May 2023 RFF workshop that sourced experiences with and proposed best practices for developing the US Department of Energy's research, development, and demonstration (RD&D) capacity.
Common Resources — Oct 19, 2023
A First Look at the Hydrogen Hubs Decisions
From many applicants, the Biden administration has chosen seven winners to become hydrogen hubs across the United States. Here’s a comprehensive, concise, and useful summary of the winning hubs—and recommendations for next steps in the process.
Testimony and Public Comments — Aug 8, 2023
Comments on Proposed Rule: Emissions Guidelines for Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Existing Fossil Fuel-Fired Generating Units
This comment to the Environmental Protection Agency reviews retirement plans for coal-fired power plants pursuant to the agency's proposed revisions to section 111(d) of the Clean Air Act.
Report — Jul 26, 2023
Decisionmaking for Demonstration Projects
This report summarizes the results of a March 2023 RFF workshop exploring how the Department of Energy makes decisions around funding demonstration projects.
Report — Nov 16, 2023
Tracking and Evaluation of Research, Development, and Demonstration Programs at the US Department of Energy
This report builds on a May 2023 RFF workshop that sourced experiences with and proposed best practices for developing the US Department of Energy's research, development, and demonstration (RD&D) capacity.
Testimony and Public Comments — Aug 8, 2023
Comments on Proposed Rule: Emissions Guidelines for Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Existing Fossil Fuel-Fired Generating Units
This comment to the Environmental Protection Agency reviews retirement plans for coal-fired power plants pursuant to the agency's proposed revisions to section 111(d) of the Clean Air Act.
Report — Jul 26, 2023
Decisionmaking for Demonstration Projects
This report summarizes the results of a March 2023 RFF workshop exploring how the Department of Energy makes decisions around funding demonstration projects.
Testimony and Public Comments — Mar 1, 2023
Comment on "Request for Information on the Department of Energy's Use of Demand-Side Support for Clean Energy Technologies"
To the Department of Energy (DOE) on the RFI related to DOE's use of demand-side support for clean energy technologies.
Common Resources — Oct 19, 2023
A First Look at the Hydrogen Hubs Decisions
From many applicants, the Biden administration has chosen seven winners to become hydrogen hubs across the United States. Here’s a comprehensive, concise, and useful summary of the winning hubs—and recommendations for next steps in the process.
Common Resources — Feb 9, 2023
Hydrogen Hubs: How Is the US Department of Energy Picking Winners (and Losers)?
RFF scholars examine the evidence for why some applicants in the Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs program may have been discouraged from submitting full proposals. They also assess how the Department of Energy could improve the selection process.
Common Resources — Feb 7, 2023
Hydrogen Hubs: Get to Know the Encouraged Applicants
RFF scholars examine the profiles of applicants for the Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs program that have been encouraged to submit full proposals.
Common Resources — Nov 3, 2022
What Do Prospective Hydrogen-Hub End Users Want? We’ve Summarized Comments They Submitted to the US Department of Energy
Earlier this year, the US Department of Energy requested feedback on its hydrogen hubs program. Clean-hydrogen end users contributed comments, which the Department of Energy partly addressed in a recent funding opportunity announcement. Here’s a summary.
