Singapore, Singapore
Dr. Li Hongyan (Hilaria) is an environmental economist who transforms climate policy, carbon markets, and energy-transition signals into crisp, decision-ready insights for investors, corporates, and governments navigating a rapidly shifting regulatory landscape. She specialises in carbon pricing strategy, regulatory impact assessment, and voluntary carbon market integrity, delivering market intelligence and strategic advisory that clarify how climate policies reshape costs, competitiveness, and long-term asset value. Her commentary is regularly featured in the media, shaping market and industry understanding of decarbonisation, climate finance, and emerging policy risks. She holds a Ph.D. in Economics from the National University of Singapore and publishes in leading journals, including the Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization.
Translate climate and regulatory trends into decision-ready insights for policymakers, corporates, and investors. Analyse carbon pricing systems and transition regulations, quantifying cost impacts and market risks. Produce high-impact policy briefs and market insights used in strategic planning across Asia. Model hydrogen market economics and decarbonisation cost curves to inform investment and policy choices. Provide regulatory intelligence and strategic advisory to government agencies, industry groups, and NGOs.
Conduct an extensive literature review related to carbon pricing policies.
Collaborate with guest lecturers from both academia and industry; Organize lectures and tutorials for Venture Creation to 50 students with diverse backgrounds
Conduct weekly tutorials on programming techniques for applied microeconomic studies; Construct students' logical and economic ways of thinking.
Deliver weekly tutorials on labour economics; Link labour economic theory with real-world issues, including COVID-19, domestic helpers, and low-skilled unemployment