I’m an Energy Market Analyst at Energy Exemplar.
I obtained my Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering at Rice University</a>’s George R. Brown School of Engineering in Houston, TX, working under the mentorship of Prof. Daniel S. Cohan. My thesis is entitled Integrated Modeling of Future Energy Systems to Enhance Grid Reliability and Sustainability.
Prior to that, I obtained M.S. in Environmental Sciences from Emory University, Atlanta, GA in 2018. I also hold a B.S. with Honor in Marine Science and Chemistry, with a minor in Mathematics and Geology, from University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL.
My research are highly focusing on macro energy transition and modeling, with investigation into four pillars: 1) economic, 2) social-environmental, 3) technological, and 4) policy. My recent papers highlighted the human health impacts from natural gas flaring, the future opportunity of geothermal in energy transition, and energy reliablity analysis in Texas. I am an experienced quantitative and geospatial data scientist and self-taught developer.