About Morgan Rote

Morgan Rote

Senior Policy Director, Fuels and Feedstocks

Contact

Washington, D.C. Office

Work

Areas of expertise:

U.S. climate policy, carbon markets, renewable energy, climate adaptation, economic analysis, behavioral economics

Morgan Rote is a Director of U.S. Climate at Environmental Defense Fund, where she oversees research and economic analysis to shape and advance EDF’s federal climate policy priorities. Morgan joined EDF after nearly a decade with economic policy consultancy Keybridge LLC. Morgan’s areas of focus include carbon pricing, clean energy innovation, quantifying the benefits of climate action, and supporting a just workforce and community transition.

Background

Prior to joining EDF, Morgan was a Director at Keybridge LLC, where she oversaw economic and climate policy advising for government agencies and industry associations. During this time, Morgan led federal research and policy efforts to improve communication around flood risk, enhance community climate adaptation, and reduce suffering from natural disasters. Morgan has also advised on NYC municipal energy policy as an EDF Climate Corps fellow and served as a sustainable development consultant for the Global Island Partnership.

Morgan holds a MA in International Economics and Climate Policy from Johns Hopkins University SAIS and a BA in Economics from Rhodes College.