The LGO program offers energy management internships, especially related to delivering and using electricity and gas. Other companies offer projects around sustainable energy usage, solar energy, and fuel cells. Internships provide a unique opportunity to pair a student’s engineering and MBA studies with an energy engineering and management concentration. For students looking to go even deeper, the Nuclear Science and Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Civil Engineering departments have specializations in energy, and MIT’s Energy Initiative is a campus-wide organization focused on the topic.
Roberto Interiano (LGO ’26)
Title: Predicting Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) Degradation to Inform Pricing and Decision-Making
Engineering Department: Civil & Environmental Engineering
Marine Maisonneuve (LGO ’26)
Title: Stochastic Optimization and Predictive Modeling for Hybrid Distributed Energy Investments in Commercial Buildings
Engineering Department: Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Max Torke (LGO ’26)
Title: Modeling Optimized Energy Project Structure under California’s Resource Adequacy Slice-of-day Framework
Engineering Department: Nuclear Science and Engineering
Daniel Tuana (LGO ’25)
Title: A Technoeconomic Model for Maritime Applications of Green Power Technologies
Engineering Department: Nuclear Science and Engineering
