Anjali Sharma
Assistant Professor
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Associate Faculty
									Anjali’s work aims to inform just and equitable policies for a low-carbon world. Her current research examines whether and how electric vehicles can worsen health inequities across different geographies and social groups. Anjali’s research has been published in peer-reviewed journals, including Energy Policy, Renewable and Sustainable Energy Review, and Energy for Sustainable Development.
 
In the classroom, she invites her students to evaluate and design strategies for clean energy transition in a just manner. She encourages students to analyse the challenges developing countries face in pursuing low-carbon development in particular.								
				Research Interests
Climate Change MitigationGreen JobsEnergy TransitionEnergy AccessJust TransitionClimate JusticeElectric Vehicles
Education
PhD Public Policy, School of Public Policy, University of Maryland, College Park, USA, 2020
MSc Climate Change and Sustainability Studies, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai, India, 2015
BSc (Honours) Mathematics, University of Delhi, Delhi, India, 2013
                MSc Climate Change and Sustainability Studies, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai, India, 2015
BSc (Honours) Mathematics, University of Delhi, Delhi, India, 2013
Publications
									Sharma, A., Peng, W., Johannes, U., Hancheng, D., Purohit, P., Wagner F. · 2024 · Environmental Science & Technology								
				
									Sharma, A., Shiwang, J., Lee, A., Peng, W. · 2023 ·  Environmental Research Letters								
				
									Sharma, A., Surana, K.; George, M. · 2022 · Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews								
				
									Sharma, A., Banerjee, R. · 2021 · Energy Policy								
				
									Gould, C., Hou, X., Richmond, J., Sharma, A., Urpelainen, J. · 2020 · Environmental Research Communications								
				
									Sharma, A., Agrawal, S., Urpelainen, J. · 2020 · Energy for Sustainable Development								
				Projects
									Incorporating climate equity and justice consideration in energy and climate modeling								
				
					Ongoing				
				
									Just transition in the context of developing countries								
				
					Ongoing				
				
									Labour impacts of low-carbon energy transition in power and transport sectors								
				
					Ongoing				
				