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Elan Sykes

Director of Energy and Climate Policy

Elan Sykes is the Director of Energy and Climate Policy at PPI. Elan works on energy deployment, innovation, and decarbonization. Prior to joining PPI, Elan served as a researcher at the Climate Leadership Council where he focused on carbon pricing, global climate policy, and the intersection of climate and trade policies.  Before that, Elan served as an intern at the Taub Center for Social Policy Studies in Israel.

Elan received an AB cum laude from Princeton University’s School of Public and International Affairs in 2018, where he wrote a thesis examining Eastern Mediterranean energy and security politics.

Recent Work

Press Release  |  February 3, 2026

PPI Finds Latino Families Bear Disproportionate Burden from High Energy Costs

  • Elan Sykes
Blog  |  February 3, 2026

Working Latinos Need Relief from High Energy Costs: Data by State

  • Elan Sykes
Publication  |  February 3, 2026

Working Latinos Need Relief from High Energy Costs

  • Elan Sykes
In the News  |  March 24, 2025

Sykes in The Washington Post: Democrats once killed a pipeline in the Northeast. Now they may help Trump revive it.

  • Elan Sykes
Blog  |  March 4, 2025

Energy Costs Come First: Data by State

  • Elan Sykes
Press Release  |  February 11, 2025

PPI Calls for a Pragmatic, Cost-First Approach to Clean Energy Transition

  • Elan Sykes
Publication  |  February 11, 2025

Energy Costs Come First: A New Approach to Environmental Justice

  • Elan Sykes
Press Release  |  July 24, 2024

PPI Applauds Manchin-Barrasso’s Energy Permitting Reform Act of 2024

  • Elan Sykes
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