Angineh Zohrabian is a managing consultant at Energy and Environmental Economics Inc. (E3). She specializes in integrated resource planning for decarbonizing electricity systems, utilizing data-driven methods and decision-making frameworks to help utilities, regulatory agencies, and private corporations navigate a path to a low-carbon future. For over three years, she has supported various policy decisions and clean energy roadmaps for several regulatory agencies, including the California Public Utilities Commission for the adoption of the latest Preferred System Plan and the last three transmission plans, and the California Air Resources Board for the adoption of a carbon-neutral economy target by 2045. Currently, she serves as the technical lead for E3’s electricity capacity expansion model, where she continuously explores opportunities to evaluate the role of emerging technologies, such as offshore wind, hydrogen, and long-duration energy storage.

Before joining E3, she earned a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering from the University of Southern California, where she explored greenhouse gas mitigation strategies, particularly in the intersection of water and energy systems. Her work has been published in journals such as Applied Energy, Energy Policy, and Journal of Cleaner Production.