Enrique “Enjo” is an associate with RMI’s Carbon-Free Electricity Team. He conducts research on strategies to improve utility fuel-cost management and supports regulatory stakeholders on cost control issues, including return on equity (ROE) analysis and utility cost tracking.

Background

Prior to joining RMI, Enjo earned a Master of Science in Agricultural and Applied Economics from the University of Wyoming, along with a certificate in Community College Leadership in Higher Education Administration. His experience includes survey design, institutional research, and econometric regression analysis.

He also holds a bachelor’s degree in Economics and Environmental Studies from Lake Forest College. His senior thesis examined energy justice through an analysis of the Illinois Solar for All policy and its effectiveness in expanding solar access to low-income and predominantly minority communities. He also interned with Trajectory Energy Partners, mapping utility-scale solar projects to assess site viability across Illinois.

Education

MS, Agricultural and Applied Economics, University of Wyoming (Graduate Commencement Speaker)
Certificate, Community College Leadership in Higher Education Administration, University of Wyoming
BA, Economics and Environmental Studies (with a minor in Mathematics), Lake Forest College (Summa Cum Laude)