Batoul Al-Sadi
Senior Associate, Equity & Community Partnerships, Climate & Energy
Batoul Al-Sadi conducts research, analysis, and advocacy on environmental justice and equity-related issues within industrial decarbonization and emerging technology policy. Before NRDC, Al-Sadi worked as an environmental justice organizer and policy analyst in the Bay Area for state and local campaigns focused on clean energy, building and home electrification, and just transition initiatives. She holds a bachelor's degree in political science and environmental studies from the University of Washington and is based out of NRDC’s San Francisco office.
Areas of Work
IndustryRelated content
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Heavy Industry at Critical Juncture for Community Engagement
Expert BlogUnited StatesDharma Santos-Santiago, Batoul Al-Sadi
An influx of federal funding makes industrial decarbonization ripe for effective community engagement.
Seven Months After the DOE Hydrogen Hub Announcement: Where Are We Now on Community Engagement?
Expert BlogUnited StatesBatoul Al-Sadi
This blog is a brief overview of what we've seen on community engagement around the DOE's proposed Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs since the announcement last October, and it provides recommendations for what we'd like to see moving forward.
Publications
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Building America's Steel Advantage: How Direct Reduced Iron Will Strengthen the Steel Industry
ReportUnited StatesCaroline Kim, Dr. Carrie Schoeneberger, Jaden Kielty, Batoul Al-Sadi, Christina Theodoridi
Policy action supporting the growth of domestic DRI production can strengthen the U.S. iron and steel industry.