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Misato Sato.

Misato Sato

Associate

Expertise: environmental economics, energy and climate policy, industrial decarbonisation


Biography

Dr. Misato Sato is Associate Professorial Research Fellow and Deputy Research Director at the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment, LSE, and Co-Director of the LSE Green Skills Lab. She is a Co-Editor of Environmental and Resource Economics, a DIW Research Fellow, and serves on the ESRC Environmental Social Science Strategic Advisory Group. She has led and co-led collaborative projects and grants across ESRC, Horizon Europe, JPI Climate and the Research Council of Norway.

Current areas of research include:

  • Green skills & labour markets: understanding how the net-zero transition reshapes labour markets, especially skill demand, wages, mobility, productivity, regional development and welfare.
  • Industrial decarbonisation, competitiveness & trade: evaluating firm- and sector-level impacts of carbon pricing, energy costs and trade exposure on firm outcomes such as emissions, productivity, innovation, investment and carbon leakage.
  • Climate policy design & evaluation: assessing effectiveness of climate and energy policies including emissions trading market design, renewable energy support and trade measures.
  • Investor response to climate related risks: implications of emerging policy, technology and legal risks for pricing, portfolio allocation and engagement in capital markets.

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