Xiaoli Mao is a seasoned professional specializing in ship emission reduction policy-making, currently serving as Program Lead at The International Council on Clean Transportation since June 2015, with roles as Senior Researcher and Researcher. Expertise includes conducting data-driven analyses such as emissions inventories, cost-benefit analyses for emission reduction technologies, and intermodal freight transport assessments. Xiaoli Mao has played a significant role in facilitating capacity building for Chinese regulators to enhance ship emission regulations. Previous experience includes consulting roles at Changetheworld, Inc. and the World Wildlife Fund, as well as a Graduate Teaching Assistant position at the University of Maryland. Educational qualifications comprise a Master's degree in Public Policy Analysis from the University of Maryland and dual Bachelor's degrees in Economics and Environmental Science from Xiamen University.

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