Biography
Parth is a DPhil researcher at the University of Oxford working at the intersection of energy systems, political economy, and public policy. His current research examines how institutions shape energy transition pathways in emerging economies, with implications for sustainable policy design and power-sector investment decisions.
He is affiliated with the Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment (SSEE) and the Institute of New Economic Thinking (INET) at Oxford, and with the UK government-funded Climate Compatible Growth programme. Alongside his doctoral work, Parth is a Principal Analyst at S&P Global in London, contributing to its European power markets practice.
Before Oxford, he spent three years in energy policy consulting, including at Aurora Energy Research. He holds a Master’s in Management from London Business School, funded by a merit scholarship, and a Bachelor of Technology from Delhi Technological University, supported with a research scholarship for academic excellence.
