Denise Mauzerall

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Princeton University

United States

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Denise Mauzerall is a Professor at Princeton University in the United States, specializing in environmental science and energy systems. Her recent research focuses on the impacts of atmospheric stagnation on air quality in India, strategies for reducing carbon emissions in China's urban heating systems, and the co-benefits of compact urban development. With a strong emphasis on both quantitative modeling and policy analysis, her work critically examines the implications of energy transition and public transportation dynamics.

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Articles (18)

Diversifying heat sources in China’s urban district heating systems will reduce risk of carbon lock-in

Quantifying the impact of energy system model resolution on siting, cost, reliability, and emissions for electricity generation

Regime shift in secondary inorganic aerosol formation and nitrogen deposition in the rural United States

Impacts of current and climate induced changes in atmospheric stagnation on Indian surface PM2.5 pollution

Recent PM2.5 air quality improvements in India benefited from meteorological variation

Co-production of steel and chemicals to mitigate hard-to-abate carbon emissions

Co-benefits of transport demand reductions from compact urban development in Chinese cities

Heterogeneous effects of battery storage deployment strategies on decarbonization of provincial power systems in China

Effects of expanding electric vehicle charging stations in California on the housing market

Public and private transportation in Chinese cities: impacts of population size, city wealth, urban typology, the built environment, and fuel price

Carbon Mitigation and Environmental Co-Benefits of a Clean Energy Transition in China’s Industrial Parks

Improving Building Envelope Efficiency Lowers Costs and Emissions from Rural Residential Heating in China

Likely substantial underestimation of reported methane emissions from United Kingdom upstream oil and gas activities

Deploying green hydrogen to decarbonize China’s coal chemical sector

Environmental Consequences of Potential Strategies for China to Prepare for Natural Gas Import Disruptions

Benefits of infrastructure symbiosis between coal power and wastewater treatment

Environmental benefits and household costs of clean heating options in northern China

The Expanding Coal Power Fleet in Southeast Asia: Implications for Future CO2 Emissions and Electricity Generation

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Fabian Wagner

Yueming Qiu

Ryna Cui

Gang He

Jesse Jenkins

Chenggong Wang

Shangwei Liu

Da Pan

Jeffrey Bielicki

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