David Grover

David Grover is an Associate Professor in the Department of Management & Technology, focusing on the intersection of technological innovation, environmental policy, and economic development. His research spans diverse topics including solar PV inequality, cognitive migration in innovation, electricity demand forecasting, and climate adaptation strategies.

• Current projects analyze inequality in technology adoption
• Learning progressions in pollution financing
• Employment impacts of energy investments
• Machine learning integration in forecasting
• Heatwave response in aging populations

His publications demonstrate methodological rigor using econometric approaches like staggered difference-in-differences and quantile regression. While no formal education or awards data was found, his work addresses critical policy trade-offs in green growth and climate justice.