Ali Amin

Ali Amin serves as a Policy Fellow at the TPI Global Climate Transition Centre, an investor-backed initiative hosted by the Grantham Research Institute at the London School of Economics and Political Science. His work focuses on assessing carbon performance and climate governance of major global companies, with emphasis on industrial sector analysis and emissions pathways evaluation against Paris Agreement targets.

Education

• First-Class Honours BEng in Mechanical Engineering, University of Warwick
• Distinction in Sustainable Energy Futures, Imperial College London

His research integrates climate finance mechanisms with environmental modeling to analyze decarbonization trajectories across energy-intensive industries. Amin specializes in translating technical emissions data into actionable insights for asset owners and managers, with particular attention to industrial digitization challenges and equity dimensions in developing economies' net-zero transitions. His methodology development work supports evidence-based climate investment decisions through rigorous sector-specific carbon performance frameworks.

Recent Research Impact

• Contributed to 2024 analysis revealing global food industry's off-track emissions trajectory
• Provided steel sector transition insights for January 2024 industry assessment

Prior to joining LSE, Amin developed analytical frameworks as an Analyst at the UK National Audit Office, where he co-led the Modelling discipline supporting parliamentary scrutiny of environmental projects. His technical background in mechanical engineering combines with sustainable energy expertise to bridge engineering realities and climate policy implementation.