Katarina Nehrkorn
Senior Research Analyst
Katarina Nehrkorn graduated from the University of Michigan in 2020 with a BA in Economics. After graduating, she worked at Deloitte for two years in its Risk and Financial Advisory sector. In 2023, Nehrkorn completed her master’s in Environmental Economics and Climate Change from the London School of Economics where her dissertation was focused on energy communities within the Inflation Reduction Act.
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Report — Oct 10, 2024
How Carbon Border Adjustments Might Drive Global Climate Policy Momentum
This report examines how the European Union carbon border adjustment mechanism creates an important incentive for other countries to adopt carbon pricing, and how this policy spillover effect could increase as more countries adopt similar policies.
Working Paper — Jul 17, 2024
Trade-Friendly Climate Policies: The Promise of "Interoperability"
When designing trade-related climate policies, there are a number of areas policymakers can consider to build interoperability and avoid extra administrative costs and barriers.
Report — Jul 1, 2024
Exploring Hydrogen's Role in Heavy-Duty Trucking
This report shares an overview of hydrogen truck technology, compares it to diesel and electric batter trucks, and discusses its policy landscape in the United States.
Common Resources — Mar 15, 2024
Climate and Trade in a World of Resurgent Industrial Policy
Geopolitical realities and current climate goals may require an overhaul of global trade.
Report — Oct 10, 2024
How Carbon Border Adjustments Might Drive Global Climate Policy Momentum
This report examines how the European Union carbon border adjustment mechanism creates an important incentive for other countries to adopt carbon pricing, and how this policy spillover effect could increase as more countries adopt similar policies.
Working Paper — Jul 17, 2024
Trade-Friendly Climate Policies: The Promise of "Interoperability"
When designing trade-related climate policies, there are a number of areas policymakers can consider to build interoperability and avoid extra administrative costs and barriers.
Report — Jul 1, 2024
Exploring Hydrogen's Role in Heavy-Duty Trucking
This report shares an overview of hydrogen truck technology, compares it to diesel and electric batter trucks, and discusses its policy landscape in the United States.
Common Resources — Mar 15, 2024
Climate and Trade in a World of Resurgent Industrial Policy
Geopolitical realities and current climate goals may require an overhaul of global trade.
In Focus — Jan 26, 2024
In Focus: Stories to Watch in 2024
This video shares insights about stories to watch in 2024 in the environmental and energy policy space, with RFF scholars Jim Boyd, Maya Domeshek, Kristin Hayes, and Katarina Nehrkorn.
Common Resources — Oct 19, 2023
A First Look at the Hydrogen Hubs Decisions
From many applicants, the Biden administration has chosen seven winners to become hydrogen hubs across the United States. Here’s a comprehensive, concise, and useful summary of the winning hubs—and recommendations for next steps in the process.