Diego Silva is a Master in Public Administration candidate at the Harvard Kennedy School, focusing on energy economics, infrastructure project finance, and clean energy transition policies. Prior to HKS, he served as an Economic Consultant at Bates White Economic Consulting and as a Senior Research Assistant at the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, where he conducted quantitative microdata analysis and policy research. With more than five years of experience in economic analysis, he specializes in translating complex quantitative data and market mechanisms into actionable policy recommendations and financial models. He holds a Master of Science in Applied Economics from the University of Maryland, a Certificate in Clean and Equitable Energy Development from the Yale Center for Environmental Law & Policy, and a Bachelor of Science in Economics with a minor in mathematics from Florida International University.