Helen is an International Advisory Board Member, .
She serves as an Associate Editor, , Elsevier Sciences Amsterdam.
She is currently a guest co-editor with the Renewable for Sustainable Transition Journal for Climate Compatible Growth (CCG) Programme by UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO).
She was also awarded a Certificate of Outstanding Contribution in Reviewing with the Editors of Energy for Sustainable Development in 2018, Elsevier, Amsterdam and was Awarded Early Career Researcher of the Year 2019, Awarded by Strathmore University.
Helen is an Associate Researcher with over 17 years of experience in energy sector. Her research interests involve linking energy with environment, health & well-being, employment & livelihoods, infrastructure, and the wider economy impacts.
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