Jessica Jewell

Jessica Jewell is a research assistant in the Energy program where her research focuses on energy security under long-term energy scenarios and as a driver for policy change. More broadly, she is interested in the interaction between national energy priorities and global energy objectives. Ms. Jewell was a lead author in the Energy Security and Energy Scenarios chapters of the Global Energy Assessment and a lead author of the Sustainable Energy for All Task Force report on energy efficiency and renewable energy. She has published several scholarly articles on global nuclear energy prospects, global energy governance and energy security.

Before joining IIASA she worked at the International Energy Agency where she developed the model of short-term energy security (MOSES). Ms. Jewell graduated from Brown University with a degree in geology and later worked as a field geologist in the U.S. More recently, she obtained an MSc in Environmental Sciences, Policy and Management (MESPOM) from a joint program at the University of Manchester, Central European University, and Lund University. She is also completing her PhD studies at Central European University.

Last update: 13-DEC-2012

Yumkella,K. Nakicenovic,N. Bazilian,M. Jewell,J. (2012)

The sustainable energy for all initiative and climate change mitigation ... More

Cherp,A. Adenikinju,A. Goldthau,A. Hughes,L. Jansen,J. Jewell,J. Olshanskaya,M. Soares de Oliveira,R. Sovacool,B. Vakulenko,S. (2012)

Chapter 5: Energy and security ... More

Riahi,K. Dentener,F. Gielen,D. Grubler,A. Jewell,J. Klimont,Z. Krey,V. McCollum,D.L. Pachauri,S. Rao,S. van Ruijven,B. van Vuuren,D.P. Wilson,C. (2012)

Chapter 17: Energy pathways for sustainable development ... More

Nakicenovic,N. Kammen,D. Jewell,J. (2012)

Sustainable energy for all ... More