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I am a PhD Candidate in Economics at Universidad de los Andes with a background in engineering and economics. My research combines macroeconomic tools with climate and development policy to evaluate the effects of carbon pricing, fiscal transfers, and the energy transition—especially in Latin America.

Research interests: Macroeconomics, Environmental Economics, Climate Policy, Energy Transition

Languages: Spanish (Native), English (Fluent), Russian (Fluent), French (Basic)

Supervisor: Hernando Zuleta


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Thesis Overview:

  • Can Growth Take Place While Reducing Emissions? The Role of Energy Mix
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  • Climate Policy and Structural Change: Evidence from Energy Transition in Latin America (with Hernando Zuleta)
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  • Spreading Jam Across the National Toast: Royalties and Local Fiscal Capacities (with AndrÉs Álvarez and Marc Hofstetter)
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Previous Affiliations and Experience:

I have worked as a consultant for GGGI, EDF, CFS, CREE, and the World Bank, supporting work on Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, carbon markets, and climate finance. I am a member of the EfD Network through REES Colombia.

Last updated: September 2025