Dr. Destenie Nock is a Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering as well as Engineering & Public Policy at Carnegie Mellon University. She is also the Chief Executive Officer of Peoples Energy Analytics. She is leader in energy justice, sustainability, energy poverty analysis, and has over a decade of experience in environment, social and governance (ESG) projects. At Carnegie Mellon University she directs the Society, Policy, Infrastructure, Climate and Energy (SPICE) Group which focuses on research at the intersection of social justice, energy analysis, ESG, and systems modeling. The energy justice side of her team is developing novel metrics for identifying those experiencing energy poverty and insecurity, as well as develop optimization models for designing a more equitable power system. Beyond her applied research program, Dr. Nock consults with industry and government agencies in the areas of ESG, energy justice, energy analysis, decarbonization, systems modeling, decision analysis, and the development and review of technical proposals. Dr. Nock is a recipient of multiple National Science Foundation awards, a Google Innovation Grant, and is a Scott Institute for Energy Innovation Fellow. Twitter: @destenienock Website: www.DestenieNock.com