Xinyue Ma is a senior associate with RMI’s China Program in the Infrastructure, Buildings, and Supply Chain Decarbonization team. She works on energy transition related to China’s overseas economic activities, with current focus on power sector transition and renewable energy value chain sustainability in Southeast Asia.
Background
Before taking this role, she worked on equitable climate transition in rural China with RMI’s China Program, covering rural energy, agriculture, and land use sectors. Before RMI, Xinyue was the research and project lead at the Global China Initiative at Boston University Global Development Policy Center. She has expertise in the political economy and policies on development finance, Chinese and global development finance institutions, financial instruments, and cooperation models, with a focus on energy transition and sustainable infrastructure. She is committed to contributing to an equitable global climate transition, leveraging her previous experience with multiple leading global energy, environment, and economic think tanks.
Education
MA, International Economics and Energy, Resources and Environment, Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS)
LLB, International Politics, Peking University
BA, History, Peking University
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