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Payal Dey, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor at Indian Institute of Management Bodhgaya
Payal Dey, Ph.D. is an Assistant Professor at the Indian Institute of Management Bodh Gaya.1 She is a public policy and energy specialist with expertise in rural electrification, public finance, and public-private partnerships.2 Dr. Dey's academic background includes studies at the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi.1
As an academic and researcher, Dr. Dey focuses on various aspects of public policy, particularly in the energy sector. Her work likely involves analyzing and developing strategies for improving rural electrification and exploring innovative financing mechanisms for public projects.
Dr. Dey is also engaged in international academic collaborations. She has been associated with the Fulbright-Nehru Doctoral Grant program, which suggests involvement in Indo-U.S. academic exchanges.3 This international exposure likely contributes to her expertise in global public policy issues.
In addition to her academic role, Dr. Dey appears to be active in sharing insights and engaging with professional networks. She regularly posts about public policy matters and her research on LinkedIn, indicating her commitment to disseminating knowledge and participating in broader policy discussions.34
Highlights
I'm ecstatic to share that one of my key Ph.D. studies titled 'Rural Electrification in India: A wicked problem' has been published in the Systems Research and Behavioral Science journal (ABDC: A). It was a work of 3+ years through the pandemic. Thanks to my supervisors who are co-authors! The work was completed at the Department of Management Studies, IIT Delhi and Massachusetts Institute of Technology on #Fulbright fellowship. Thanks to Prof. Meghna Sabharwal and Alasdair Roberts for helping me present initial findings at the #FredRiggsSymposium. Article link: https://lnkd.in/g2brwirG
With 2024 being called as the 'election year' having nearly 50% electorate around the world, the criticality of #climatepolicy and #energysecurity vision in Asia needs more informed voice. As one of the Clean EDGE Asia Fellows (from amongst Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Nepal, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Vietnam) being part of the second regional conference 'Energy Transitions and Equitable Development in Southeast Asia' in Jakarta, Indonesia was a milestone moment!
The conference brought together keynote speakers from the Government of Indonesia, Minister Arifin Tasrif, Dr. Ir. Dadan Kusdiana; Jason Rebholz, Kate Rebholz, Eloïse O'Carroll with experts Soichiro Shibata, Vandana Hari, Clara Gillispie, Lazeena Rahman, Han Phoumin, Dino Patti Djalal, Jennifer Hengstenberg Mirza Sadaqat Huda, William Reed Rising, Ngoan Nghiem sharing perspectives on sustaining #justtransition through equity and justice in technological and financing pathways. Amongst others, the stakeholders discussed #JETPs, #CCS and small modular reactors, and integration of ASEAN power grids.
Grateful to the team of The National Bureau of Asian Research Roy Kamphausen Thomas Lutken Chihiro Aita Gillian Zwicker Tom Cutler for bringing us together and co-fellows and experts Mandira Adhikari S.M. Zahid Hasan Astha Gupta Shafiqul Alam Niharika Tagotra (Dr.) (PhD) TUYEN NGUYEN-DUC Rajiv Ratna Panda. More details: https://lnkd.in/gS8qn8BP
