I am an energy and environmental economist. My research asks who gains and who bears the costs as the clean energy transition reshapes communities and industries: how carbon capture and hydrogen infrastructure affect nearby property values, how households adopt solar and batteries together, and how industrial policy and trade shape clean energy supply chains. I use causal inference, large administrative and survey datasets, and integrated assessment modeling (GCAM).
I am Co-PI on the $750,000 Alfred P. Sloan Foundation project Made in America? Unpacking the Drivers and Impacts of Domestic Clean Energy Manufacturing, and on a $100,000 Social Security Administration–funded study of energy burden among older adults and people with disabilities in New York City public housing. I received my Ph.D. in Public Policy from the University of Maryland in 2024.
- Energy & environmental economics
- Equity impacts of clean energy infrastructure
- Program evaluation & causal inference
- Clean energy supply chains & industrial policy
News
- Sep 2026Panelist, “Clean Energy Supply Chains in the Era of Industrial Policy”, Climate Week NYC.
- 2026Paper on property values near carbon capture (CCUS) projects published in Environmental Science & Technology, and covered by WQAD News 8.
- 2026Co-first-authored paper on the health and climate benefits of solar PV in Europe accepted in Nexus.
- Jan 2026Paper on solar-battery co-adoption published in Environmental Research Letters.
- Dec 2025Baruch College highlights our $750,000 Sloan Foundation grant on U.S. clean energy manufacturing; I am Co-PI.
- 2025The Sloan Foundation announces our project as one of its Energy System Interactions grantees.
- Sep 2024Panelist, “Role of Clean Energy Global Supply Chains in Achieving Climate Goals”, Climate Week NYC.
- 2024Joined Baruch College as a postdoctoral researcher after completing my Ph.D. at the University of Maryland.
- Apr 2023Received the Innovative Research Award from the UMD School of Public Policy for research on carbon capture projects and property values.