FREE

  • About Us
    • Mission & Purpose
    • Organizational Structure
    • FREE Team
      • Board of Directors
      • Financial Advisors
      • Staff
      • Research Team
      • Co-Founders
  • PennSEF
    • About
    • Participating
    • Documents
    • Current Indicative Borrowing Rates
    • Financing
    • Webinars
  • The SEU
    • About / The Model
    • FREE and the SEU Initiative
    • Education and Advisory Service
  • Research
  • News & Blog
    • Announcements
    • FREE Thoughts Blog
    • Media Kit
  • Library
    • Policy Briefs
    • Publications
    • Videos
  • Contact Us
  • Donate
You are here: Home / About Us / FREE Team / FREE Research Team / Dr. Taehwa Lee

Dr. Taehwa Lee

Research Fellow

Contact Dr. Taehwa Lee

Dr. Taehwa Lee is an associate professor in the Department of Urban Administration, University of Seoul, Republic of Korea. Dr. Lee’s research interests are urban energy and environmental policy and urban climate policy. She is also interested in the interrelationships between urban energy and environmental policy and international economic and environmental regimes. She has published extensively in the fields of energy policy, climate policy, environmental policy, and urban administration and policy. She holds a Ph.D. in urban affairs and public policy, affiliated with the Center for Energy and Environmental Policy, from the University of Delaware, United States.

About FREE

  • Mission & Purpose
  • Organizational Structure
  • The FREE Team

The Free Team

  • Board of Directors
  • Staff
  • Research Team
  • Co-Founders
  • Financial Advisors

Policy Brief Authors

Policy Brief Authors

Announcements

Public Transportation and the Legacy of Jamie Lerner and Curitiba, Brazil

American national climate policy inaction leads to emboldened communities, policy successes

Climate expert to Korean TV audience: How can the U.S. give energy sector workers “a just transition” in moving from coal to renewable energy?

Recent Posts

For summer 2024, NERC estimated that much of North America would remain at risk of supply shortfalls, with seven key areas, including portions of Texas, California, New England and the Midwest at particular risk. 

Takeaways from NERC’s 2024 Reliability Assessment

Hydroelectric power is renewable green energy powered by the tides of the sea.

Exploring marine energy 

Stay Connected

Get email updates about new announcements, policy briefs and relevant information.

We never share your contact details.

Connect

E: contact@freefutures.org
P: +1 212 705 8758
P: +1 215 494 7383

SUPPORT FREE

Social

  • Email
  • LinkedIn
  • YouTube

Search FREE

Copyright © 2025 · FREE · Site by: Epic Brand Media