Vivan Malkani joined E3 in 2020 after completing his master’s degree in Management Science and Engineering at Stanford University. At E3, Vivan has worked on projects with state agencies and utilities on topics within E3’s Climate Pathways and Electrification practice area, such as developing long-term economy-wide emission reduction roadmaps in California, exploring the economics of building electrification in New York, and exploring long-term gas system decarbonization strategies across different states..

Vivan is a graduate from the energy and environment track of Stanford’s management science and engineering program, where his coursework focused on different forms of engineering-economic analysis, econometrics, and data science. His undergraduate coursework was in political science and economics, also at Stanford. Prior to joining E3, his past work and research experience has focused on energy efficiency, utility adoption of new technologies, and the socio-economic impacts of climate.

Outside of work, Vivan enjoys playing soccer, spending time outdoors, and pursuing glory at local trivia nights.

Education: MS, Management Science and Engineering, Stanford University; BA, Political Science, Stanford University