Adam Hasz is a policy professional at the U.S. Department of Energy, working at the intersection of affordable housing, clean energy, and innovation in building delivery. At DOE, he helped develop and launch the Advanced Building Construction (ABC) Initiative, an R&D and market-transformation effort focused on integrating high-performance, low-carbon technologies with faster and more productive construction methods. He has subsequently worked on implementation of the federal Home Energy Rebates programs, supporting states, territories, and Tribes as they deploy billions of dollars in efficiency and electrification investments.

As a Fellow at the Center for Offsite Construction, Adam brings a public-policy and market-transformation perspective to the challenge of scaling industrialized construction. His research has examined how federal, state, and local policy can help expand energy-efficient and affordable housing, including strategies for using public investment, demand aggregation, building-code reform, and other institutional tools to accelerate adoption. Adam holds a Master in City Planning from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where his work focused on designing clean-energy policy to benefit low-income and environmental-justice communities.