Ryan is a Manager in the India Program where he leads RMI’s Urban Mobility Lab and is focused on partnering with the Indian city of Pune to implement solutions for traffic management, public transit, and electric mobility. Ryan is based in the Basalt office.
Prior to RMI, Ryan worked at Yale University, where he led the design, implementation, and evaluation of the world’s first university-based internal carbon pricing program. His professional background is in environmental economics, climate policy, and energy efficiency. As a student at Yale, Ryan studied geology and physics, focusing his research on glacial erosion in the Patagonian Andes, and captained the men’s cross country team. Ryan joined RMI in November 2016.
B.Sc., Geology and Geophysics, Yale University
Gerald R. Ford Scholar
Basalt, CO
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