Michael Tubman
Senior Fellow
Michael Tubman is the Senior Fellow for the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions, where he tracks, analyzes, and engages in legislative and executive agency processes addressing climate change and clean energy. He contributes to C2ES policy strategy and outreach with Congress and Federal agencies.
Mr. Tubman comes to C2ES with bipartisan experience in environment, energy, climate, and international policy, having served in the administrations of Alaska Governors Knowles, Murkowski, and Palin. His time in government included service to the Alaska Climate Change Subcabinet and representing the state at the Arctic Council. He also garnered environmental policy experience while consulting at the World Bank and at a bilateral development project in West Africa. Mr. Tubman holds a Masters of Arts in International Policy from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies and an undergraduate degree from Georgetown University.






