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Founder of the Energy for Growth Hub, policy nerd, writer, amateur chicken farmer
Dad, child of God - that's pretty much it
Policy Director at the Energy for Growth Hub. Non-Resident Fellow on US-Africa Relations at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Former USAID. Author of the Substack 'Aid Interrupted'.
all things energy, specifically nuclear and AI
Something about yourself
Meron Tesfaye, Ph.D. is an Ethiopian-born engineer, energy expert, and senior policy analyst at the Energy for Growth Hub. She focuses on advancing energy solutions and policies that deliver jobs and economic growth in emerging economies.
Marli Kasdan is a nuclear policy advisor at the Energy for Growth Hub.
Global policy Director @ Energy for Growth Hub. Interested in emerging markets power systems, energy contracts and economic growth
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