Yihan Hao joined RMI in 2016, she oversees work on energy sector methane control, rural energy transition, climate-smart agriculture, and carbon removal, providing solutions in areas such as provincial methane mitigation, coal mine methane recovery, biomethane trading, rural energy cooperatives, fertilizer emission reduction, and corporate carbon dioxide removal (CDR) procurement.
Background
Yihan Hao has years of international and domestic work experience in energy transition and sustainable development. During her time at RMI, she has been responsible for scaling heat pump, corporate green power procurement, supply chain energy efficiency financing, and China-ASEAN low-carbon cooperation, among other projects. Before joining RMI, Yihan Hao worked as an architect at the Beijing Institute of Architectural Design, where she served as the Deputy Chief Architect for multiple national and municipal key projects.
Education
Master of Architecture, Columbia University
B.A., Dartmouth College
Location
Beijing
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