Sara is an MS student with a passion for advancing energy justice. She is interested in developing synergies between quantitative and qualitative methods to understand how energy solutions can meet people’s needs and empower intentionally underserved communities. Her current research evaluates rooftop solar adoption in Puerto Rico through geospatial and historical analyses. Previously, she worked on Justice40 and technical assistance projects at NREL. Sara received a BS in Environmental Engineering, a BA in Interdisciplinary Studies, and a Certificate in Humanitarian Engineering from UT Austin
Sara is seeking job opportunities in applied energy analysis and policy work, with a focus on equity.
Research Groups:
RAEL- Renewable and Appropriate Energy Lab – Kammen
Climate Futures Lab Meg Mills-Novoa
Awards:
National GEM Consortium Fellowship
Hispanic Scholarship Fund Recipient
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