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Alexander Ryota Keeley  (Ph.D.)

Alexander Ryota Keeley  (Ph.D.)
Associate Professor, Technology and Policy Department of Urban and Environmental Engineering, Kyushu University

We are conducting empirical research on a wide range of complex problems facing cities, such as energy depletion, environmental pollution, population decline, and disasters, using multifaceted and interdisciplinary approaches including urban engineering and economics.

【Main research topics】

  • ESG assessment
  • Social, environmental, and economic impact assessment of
    energy technologies (e.g., renewable energy, hydrogen supply chain, DAC-U system)
  • Analysis of sustainable development in a society with a declining population, taking into account external shocks to the economy
  • Analysis of sustainable investment and green bonds
  • Analysis of corporate activities and proposals for new cities

Relevant Work Experience

  • Current Profession

Associate Professor at the Technology and Policy Department of Urban and Environmental Engineering / Urban Institute, Kyushu University

Co-founder/CRO of aiESG, Inc.

  • Former job

Assistant Professor at the Technology and Policy Department of Urban and Environmental Engineering / Urban Institute, Kyushu University

Assistant Professor (Program Specific) at the Technology and Policy Department of Urban and Environmental Engineering, Kyushu University

Research Specialist (consultant) at the World Bank Tokyo DRM Hub

Ph.D. from Graduate School of Advanced Integrated Studies in Human Survivability, Kyoto University, Japan

Special Appointed Researcher of Kyoto University at United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Pacific Office(6 months)

Co-founded Itoshima Mini-Hydro Energy Co., Ltd.

Special Appointed Researcher of Kyoto University at International Energy Agency (IEA) (6 months)

Completed Global Scholars Program at the University of Michigan

Bachelor of 21st Century Program (Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics), Kyushu University, Japan