Neha Patankar
Currently: Assistant Professor, Binghamton University; Formerly: Associate Research Scholar
Neha Patankar’s expertise is in multi-attribute computational modeling and decision-making for energy transition, focusing on the rapidly evolving electricity sector.
Her research supports energy policy decisions under deep techno-economic uncertainty, reveals system-wide technology and resource tradeoffs, and evaluates pathways for economy-wide decarbonization. Before joining Binghamton University, she earned a PhD in Operations Research from North Carolina State University and served as an associate research scholar at Princeton University. During this time, she worked on the REPEAT and Open Energy Outlook projects. These projects provide a regular, timely, and independent environmental and economic evaluation of federal energy and climate policies.