Biography

Nduta is an Energy advisor at the Ministry of Water, Irrigation & Energy, State Department of Energy (Ethiopia).

She is qualified to practice in Kenya (2012 call) with a decade of post-qualification experience working in the public sector (government) in the areas of energy and extractives policy, legal and regulatory formulation, implementation and management, and climate change through the lens of Sub-Saharan Africa development.

She is the holder of a post-graduate LLM in Energy Law and Policy from CEPMLP, University of Dundee (UK) and is a featured author in several international publications.

Fields of expertise

• Energy and climate
• Climate change governance
• Public policy

Recent research output

• NJENGA, Nduta; PHIRI, Temwanani Karen (2022), The chicken or the egg : which comes first, addressing energy poverty or facilitating energy transitions?, Other

• ANUGA, Samuel Weniga; NJENGA, Nduta (2022), Why does an African interpretation of energy poverty matter? A note for Sub-Saharan (SSA) energy policy actors, Other