Motivated, diligent, energy enthusiast and full of life, I’m ready to take on the world. I have a dream for a more resilient and equitable energy future, especially for small island nations.
I'm currently pursuing my Ph.D. at Princeton University, where my dissertation, “Thinking Big in
Small Islands: Resilience Frameworks for a Net-Zero Electricity Future in the Caribbean,”
is inspired by my experiences growing up in Jamaica. My work explores two main solutions: how to
strengthen future electricity grids against natural hazards and how to build a regionally integrated
power system within the Eastern Caribbean, which I’ve coined the Eastern Caribbean Power Pool
(ECPP).
Through this work, I aim to inform policy, support smart planning, and help pave the way for a
net-zero, integrated and resilient Caribbean. My academic background in physics, technology, and
environmental studies equips me with both the analytical tools and the broader perspective to tackle
complex energy challenges.