Josh Morrison is a manager at DHInfrastructure with experience working in the Armenian energy and water sector, and with public and private clients in the energy, transport and urban development sectors. He is currently managing the Armenia Water Sector Tariff Study for the World Bank. 
In 2013, Josh Morrison worked with the World Bank and IFC to create a global index for the Readiness for Investment in Sustainable Energy (RISE). Mr. Morrison was the energy efficiency specialist for the project. He managed the development and refinement of the energy efficiency indicators, involving extensive literature review and input from sector experts. In collaboration with the Sustainable Energy Department at the World Bank, Mr. Morrison coordinated 3 private sector focus groups to solicit feedback on the indicators in Washington DC, Kenya, and New Delhi. Mr. Morrison also managed the implementation of a desk pilot of the initial set of 48 renewable energy, energy efficiency and energy access indicators in 6 countries, involving key-informant interviews with investors in each sector. 
In 2012, as part of the work for the Armenia Power Sector Policy Note Update for the World Bank, he analyzed energy supply options to provide input to the least cost power supply analysis. This involved an assessment of the changes to nuclear regulation, costs, and lead times as a result of the Fukushima Accident, and how these changes affect Armenia's nuclear program and plans for additional energy supply.
Mr. Morrision is the co-author of Sustainability in the Built Environment, a course at Brown University on energy efficiency in buildings and districts. Mr. Morrison is a LEED Accredited Professional and holds a B.A. in environmental studies and B.A in urban studies from Brown University.