
Mathias Zacarias is a research associate in the Energy Security and Climate Change Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS). In this role, he supports research on hydrogen and on clean energy supply chains. Prior to joining CSIS, he worked as a graduate research assistant at the Georgia Institute of Technology, where he researched the potential of demand-side resources as a decarbonization pathway of the electricity system, the shift in environmental impact priorities as the energy system continues to decarbonize, and the dynamics behind nascent building technology adoption. He also worked as an intern in the CSIS Energy Security and Climate Change Program, where he covered hydrogen deployment strategies. He holds an MS in civil engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology and a BS in civil engineering with minors in sustainable cities and German from the Georgia Institute of Technology.
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How the 45V Tax Credit Definition Could Make or Break the Clean Hydrogen Economy
Commentary by Mathias Zacarias and Cy McGeady — May 22, 2023
Experts React: EPA Greenhouse Gas Standards and Guidelines for Fossil Fuel-Fired Power Plants
Commentary by Cy McGeady , John Larsen , Kyle Danish , and Mathias Zacarias — May 15, 2023
Exploring the Hydrogen Midstream: Distribution and Delivery
Commentary by Mathias Zacarias and Jane Nakano — April 28, 2023
Making Hydrogen Hubs a Success
Report by Joseph Majkut , Jane Nakano , and Mathias Zacarias — July 29, 2022
Hydrogen Hubs Proposals: Guideposts for the Future of the U.S. Hydrogen Economy
Commentary by Morgan Higman and Mathias Zacarias — July 14, 2022