Krisztina Pjeczka is currently a Structured Finance Associate at Sol Systems. She is also a Fellow with the Clean Energy Leadership Institute. Krisztina graduated with a Masters of Environmental Management from the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies in 2018, where she focused on the nexus of clean energy and business. As a Research Assistant at CBEY, she explored innovative financial models for the advancement of renewable thermal technologies in Connecticut. She also served as Editor in Chief of the Yale Environment Review.

Prior to Yale, Krisztina worked at the World Resources Institute’s Global Climate Program where she co-authored a publication on the post-2020 climate action plans of major GHG emitting countries and helped manage a climate data platform. Afterwards as a Junior Consultant at ICF International, Krisztina supported US EPA and USAID contracts for the US GHG inventory and capacity building programs in developing countries, and assisted with the development of GHG emission estimation tools for clean energy technologies and energy efficiency measures. Krisztina holds a BA in Environmental Studies and Economics with a minor in French from Middlebury College. A native of Hungary, Krisztina enjoys photography, running, dancing and political comedy.