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Shayak Sengupta
Energy and Climate Research + Policy
Shayak Sengupta is an environmental engineer and Ph.D. candidate specializing in research at the nexus of air quality, climate change, and energy systems. He possesses expertise in quantitative and qualitative policy analysis, atmospheric modeling, integrated assessment, techno-economic assessment, and data analysis. Shayak is a former Fulbright-Nehru scholar and Boren Fellow with a strong academic background.
Shayak studied for his Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Engineering and Public Policy at Carnegie Mellon University, building on his Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Rice University. He has a diverse educational background that complements his research interests.
His professional experience includes being a Visiting Researcher at the Centre for Social and Economic Progress and an Engineering and Public Policy Ph.D. Student at Carnegie Mellon University. Additionally, Shayak has contributed as an NSF Graduate Research Intern at the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and a Fulbright-Nehru Student Research Fellow at the Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur. He has also gained industry experience through internships at Shell and GSI Environmental Inc., showcasing his practical understanding of environmental engineering.
Shayak Sengupta's research focuses on critical environmental issues and the intersection of policy, technology, and sustainability. His academic achievements, combined with his practical experiences, position him as a promising professional in the field of environmental engineering and public policy.
For further inquiries or collaborations, Shayak can be contacted at [email protected].
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Observer Research Foundation America co-hosted a fantastic panel yesterday at #cop28 on scaling #renewable energy in Asia. We discussed how to bridge technology and #finance gaps between Global North and South, strengthening power grids, creating market signals, and enabling conducive policies. Great insights from our panelists and speakers Irina L., Monika Merdekawati, Wael Ismail, Liz Wharmby, John Cotton, and Gan Gan Dirgantara.
Lots of thanks to our speakers and partners Sustainable Energy for All (SEforALL), Observer Research Foundation, UNOPS, PepsiCo Foundation, Southeast Asia Energy Transition Partnership Sharon Stirling
One year after the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act, we still need a plan to take it abroad, not platitudes that it’ll get to poorer parts of the world eventually. Re-upping my op-ed from earlier this year arguing why this is important
