2024
Mapping Just Transition in NDCs: An Overview
2024
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The Politics of Sustainability: Energy Efficiency, Carbon Pricing, and the Circular Economy
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2022.Targeting Agricultural Electricity Subsidies in Haryana
2022
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2022
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2021
Does Central Bank Independence Increase Inequality?
2021
The hedonic treadmill: Electricity access in India has increased, but so have expectations
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Le mieux est l’ennemi du bien: les bienfaits de la loi sur le CO2 compensent ses carences
2020.How to Target Residential Electricity Subsidies in India: Step 2. Evaluating policy options in the State of Jharkhand
2020
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2019
Evidence of gender inequality in energy use from a mixed-methods study in India
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2018.How India’s impressive electrification compares with South Asian nations
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Off-grid power not a silver bullet for rural India
2017.Off-grid solar power and the future of rural electrification in India
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2016
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