Sonal Larsen
About Sonal Larsen
Sonal Larsen serves as the Director of Public Policy at Moxion Power, a position she has held since 2023. With extensive experience in sustainability and public policy, she has worked in various roles across government and private sectors, including significant contributions to climate initiatives and green building policies.
Work at Moxion Power Co.
Sonal Larsen has served as the Director of Public Policy at Moxion Power since 2023. In this role, she focuses on developing and implementing public policy strategies that align with the company's mission in the energy sector. Her expertise in sustainability and public policy contributes to Moxion Power's efforts in promoting clean energy solutions.
Previous Experience in Public Policy
Prior to her current position, Sonal Larsen held various roles in public policy and sustainability. She worked at Northvolt North America as Director of Public Policy in 2022. From 2021 to 2022, she served as Senior Advisor to the Administrator for Climate at the General Services Administration. Her experience also includes a role at The White House focusing on federal sustainability from 2012 to 2013.
Education and Expertise
Sonal Larsen holds a Master of the Built Environment with a focus on Sustainable Development from the University of New South Wales. She also earned a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from The George Washington University. Her educational background supports her extensive experience in sustainability and public policy.
Achievements in Sustainability
Sonal Larsen played a key role in launching the first federal specifications for low embodied carbon construction materials. She has secured over $3 billion in funding for climate-related initiatives through the Inflation Reduction Act. Additionally, she has contributed to the development of national green building policies and net-zero demonstration projects in the Asia-Pacific region.
International Experience
Sonal Larsen has gained international experience through her work in Sydney, Australia, and at the United Nations Environment Programme in Bangkok, Thailand. This exposure has enriched her understanding of global sustainability practices and policies, allowing her to contribute effectively to climate initiatives on an international scale.