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The Department of Natural Resources and the Environment seeks a dynamic, engaged scholar in the field of Sustainable Energy Policy. The ideal candidate will address questions of domestic and international energy policy, including energy markets and economics, and the connections between social, environmental, economic and technological components of the energy landscape as it relates to a transition to a clean energy future. Desirable scholarly foci could include greenhouse gas reductions and climate change mitigation, energy poverty, renewable energy, beneficial electrification, fossil fuel subsidies, and the institutional and policy frameworks guiding the sustainable energy transition. Candidates whose work addresses issues of environmental justice and equity within the context of the sustainable energy transition are especially desired. The successful candidate will be expected to develop a vibrant, externally-supported research program, and to teach an introductory course in energy systems along with existing or new undergraduate and graduate courses in sustainable energy and environmental policy appropriate to their expertise and consistent with Departmental needs.

PhD or ABD in Energy Policy, Natural Resource Policy, or similar discipline.

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