Gal Hochman

Gal Hochman is a Professor in the Department of Agricultural and Consumer Economics at the University of Illinois. His research focuses on biofuel policy, climate change mitigation, political economy, and agricultural sustainability. He has published extensively on topics such as carbon capture technologies, circular bioeconomies, and the intersection of agriculture with environmental policy.

• Key research areas include biofuels, CO2 emissions reduction, and the political dimensions of sustainable energy.
• Recent work explores carbon capture and storage technologies, circular bioeconomy frameworks, and the economic implications of agricultural policies.

His collaborative efforts span global partnerships, particularly in analyzing China’s agricultural and environmental challenges. Hochman’s contributions include editorial roles in journals like Frontiers in Climate and organizing academic forums on climate and economics.