Sarah Ladislaw

Sarah Ladislaw is a fellow in the CSIS Energy Program, where she
concentrates on issues related to the geopolitical implications of
energy production and use, energy security, energy technology, and
sustainable development. She has b on the geopolitics portion of the
National Petroleum Council study focusing particularly on energy
security and climate issues. Sarah worked in the U.S. Department of
Energy’s Office of Policy and International Affairs from 2003-2006 in
the Office of the Americas. She joined the Department of Energy in 2003
as a Presidential Management Fellow where she covered a wide range of
economic, political and energy issues in North America, the Andean
region, and Brazil. While at the Department of Energy she also worked
on comparative investment frameworks and trade issues. She also spent a
great deal of time researching and writing about issues related to
biofuels development and use, both in the Western Hemisphere and around
the world.