Madeline Yozwiak
NSF Graduate Research Fellow
O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University
Madeline Yozwiak is an NSF Graduate Research Fellow and doctoral student in public affairs at the O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University. Her research focuses on renewable energy and electricity regulation. Prior to O’Neill, she worked at Vote Solar, Sunrun and Bloomberg New Energy Finance.
Research Areas
Recent Publications
Clean and Just: Electric Vehicle Innovation to Accelerate More Equitable Early Adoption
Rapid adoption of electric vehicles by low-income and disadvantaged populations is necessary for decarbonization. Innovative products and business models are emerging that accelerate such adoption. Supportive policies should extend these innovations and amplify their benefits.
Recent Events and Presentations
Accelerating More Equitable EV Adoption Through Technological, Business Model, and Policy Innovation
ITIF’s Center for Clean Energy Innovation hosted an expert discussion on the findings and policy implications of a new report examining the connection between equity and innovation in the context of EVs.
