Kelly Wu is an MIT undergraduate studying chemical engineering and interested in both the technical and social spheres of transitioning energy systems. Previously, she has worked on chemical industry graph networks through the Manthiram lab and coded for the MIT Energy Initiative’s SESAME lifecycle energy emissions tool. She has also interned at a renewables investment bank, oil major, and Spanish renewables developer. Her research in the Trancik lab focuses on determining hydrogen cost targets for an electricity grid consisting of renewables and hydrogen storage.