Sumitrra Ganguli
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
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Richland, WA 99352
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Biography
Sumitrra joined PNNL's Richland office in the fall of 2018 and is currently working on a wide range of energy economics and analysis projects. Prior to PNNL, she was teaching in the Department of Economics at the University of Maryland. She holds a BSc (with Honors) in Economics, an MA in Economics and a PhD in Economics with a focus on Monetary Policy and Applied Time Series Analysis. Her current work includes analyzing the market for 2nd and 3rd generation bio-fuels in India, developing a model to study the spatial diffusion of electric vehicles in the Seattle metropolitan area and model development to gauge the affordability of electricity for industrial and commercial consumers.
Research Interests
- Techno-economic Analysis
- General Equilibrium Modelling
- Spatial models
Education and Credentials
- Bachelor of Science in Economics (with Honors), Presidency College, Calcutta, India
- Master of Arts in Economics, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India
- PhD in Economics (Monetary Economics and Applied Time Series Analysis), University of Missouri - Columbia
PNNL Publications
2019
- Antonopoulos C.A., C.E. Metzger, J. Zhang, S. Ganguli, M.C. Baechler, H. Nagda, and A. Desjarlais. 2019. Wall Upgrades for Residential Deep Energy Retrofits: A Literature Review. PNNL-28690. Richland, WA: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Wall Upgrades for Residential Deep Energy Retrofits: A Literature Review
- Balducci P.J., M.E. Alam, T.E. McDermott, V. Fotedar, X. Ma, D. Wu, and B. Bhatti, et al. 2019. Nantucket Island Energy Storage System Assessment. PNNL-28941. Richland, WA: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Nantucket Island Energy Storage System Assessment
2018
- Ganguli S., A. Somani, R.K. Motkuri, and C.N. Bloyd. 2018. India Alternative Fuel Infrastructure: The Potential for Second-generation Biofuel Technology. PNNL-28283. Richland, WA: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. India Alternative Fuel Infrastructure: The Potential for Second-generation Biofuel Technology