Audrey Rader

Audrey Rader is a Research Associate at the School of Public Policy and Center for Global Sustainability (CGS) at the University of Maryland, focusing on just energy transitions, coal phase-out, and integrated assessment modeling in Indonesia. Previously, she worked as an energy policy fellow at the Carl Vinson Institute of Government, analyzing state policy impacts on energy-efficient infrastructure, and in zero-waste athletics and student engagement roles.

• University of Maryland
• Center for Global Sustainability

Education:

• BA in Economics, University of Georgia
• BA in Sociology, University of Georgia
• Certificate in Sustainability, University of Georgia
• Study abroad at University of Oxford and University of Sydney

Research Interests: Rader specializes in energy policy, environmental justice, economic research, and equitable energy transition. Her work emphasizes Indonesia’s energy and sustainability challenges, including decarbonization strategies, industrial development, and policy frameworks.

Publications: Rader has contributed to studies on high-ambition decarbonization pathways, sustainable industrial parks in Indonesia, and global climate strategies. Her research integrates economic modeling with environmental policy to address equity in energy transitions.

Scientific Awards: No awards mentioned in the provided texts.

Advising & Grants: No formal advisees, grants, or lab/team affiliations described in the available data.