Lauren Culver is an energy specialist with the World Bank. From 2012-2014, she served as an advisor within the State Department’s Bureau of Energy Resources advising U.S. policymakers on energy markets and technologies. Previously, Lauren was a Presidential Management Fellow at the U.S. Department of Energy, where she counseled the Undersecretary for Energy on innovation and manufacturing. Lauren earned a PhD in Management and Science and Engineering from Stanford University, an MS in Technology and Policy and an MS in Civil and Environmental Engineering from MIT, and a BS in Materials Science and Engineering from the University of Florida.
Energy Poverty: What You Measure Matters. The Stanford Natural Gas Initiative. February 2017.
Summary To achieve an equitable global net zero future, lower-income and under-electrified countries must play a much bigger…
Energy is fundamental to modern living and any competitive prosperous economy. SDG7 calls for modern energy for all,…
