I am Professor Philip Kofi Adom, a dedicated academic and researcher with over ten years of experience in applied energy and environmental economics, policy, and sustainable development. I hold a PhD in Economics from the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, where I focused my research on sustainable energy systems measures in Africa. 
 
 My key areas of expertise include: [Economics of energy], [Evaluation of energy projects], [Productivity and efficiency analysis],[Economics of climate change], [Technical and financial analysis of energy systems], [Energy infrastructure], [Economics of renewable energy],  [Modelling energy demand, supply and pricing], [Economics of low-carbon transition], [Macro and micro analysis of energy and environmental issues], [Applied econometric modelling], [Macro and micro data analytics], [Agricultural macro and micro analysis of agricultural issues],  [Environment-energy-development economics], and [Economics of development]. 
 
 My research interests include: [modelling energy demand and supply]; [institutions and sustainable energy systems]; [energy efficiency, policies, institutions, and finance]; [energy poverty – renewable energy nexus],  [energy demand forecasting], [energy pricing and renewable energy]; [gender-energy nexus]; [welfare impacts of energy projects]; [agricultural productivity and technology and household welfare], and [energy-environment-development nexus].
 
 Throughout my career, I have been committed to bridging the gap between academia and industry. I have successfully collaborated with African Development Bank (AfDB), Centre for Global Development (USA), Public Utility Regulation Authority of Ghana, International Development Research Centre (IDRC, Canada), UNICEF, SiDA Environment for Development Inclusive Green Economy (EfD, IGE) just to mention a few to develop practical solutions that address real-world challenges. My work with these institutions has led to publications and successful projects such as the Malagarasi 47 MW hydro project in Tanzania.
 
 As a passionate academic, I have taught a diverse range of courses, including natural resource economics, environmental economics and policy, energy economics, environmental finance, applied time series, and panel data econometrics. I believe in fostering an interactive learning environment where students can engage critically with the material. My teaching philosophy emphasizes experiential learning, collaborative projects, or critical thinking, and character formation and development.

I am particularly excited about ExpertGate’s mission to reinvest 50% of its profits into educational programs for underprivileged communities. This aligns with my commitment to social impact and ensuring that knowledge is accessible to all. I am keen on offering my expertise as a consultant and supervisor for impactful projects, and I look forward to leading training programs to share my knowledge with a global audience.
 
 Currently, I am available for consultation and training opportunities and am particularly interested in [impact studies in energy and environment], [technical and financial analysis of energy system], [macro data analytics skills], [Research report writing], [mitigation and adaptation measures to climate change], [welfare impacts of low-carbon technologies], [productivity and efficiency analysis of industries], [innovative technologies] or [interdisciplinary collaborations]. I am enthusiastic about the opportunity to connect with professionals worldwide through ExpertGate, where we can collaborate to drive positive change and make a meaningful impact.