Much of her research centers on the design and evaluation of water regulations and time variant pricing in electricity markets. In her work, she often collaborates with electric and water utilities, as well as state agencies. Some recent and ongoing projects include the design of a randomized field experiment to test the role of information on the price elasticity for residential electricity, the analysis of time-variant pricing programs for residential and commercial electricity customers, and the collection of water quality data from public and state small systems to measure the impact of drinking water quality regulations in California. She received a BA from Princeton University in 2002 and a PhD in Environmental and Resource Economics from Yale University if 2009.