Rate My Professor Truzaar Dordi

Dordi’s research specializes in climate finance, energy policy, and sustainability transitions, investigating low-carbon economic shifts through lenses of fossil fuel divestment, equity ownership, stranded assets, and climate policy. His publications appear in high-impact journals like Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions, Energy Research and Social Science, Climatic Change, and Sustainability. Notable works include 'A voice for change? Capital markets as a key leverage point in Canada’s fossil fuel industry' (2023, with Weber, Rhodes, and McPherson), 'Ten financial actors can accelerate a transition away from fossil fuels' (2022, with Gehricke, Naef, and Weber), 'Framing divestment: A decade of media discourse on fossil fuel divestment in higher education' (2025, with Krueger, Duff, and Brodsky), and 'The impact of divestment announcements on the share price of fossil fuel stocks' (2019, with Weber). His scholarship, cited over 600 times per Google Scholar, has garnered media attention in New Scientist, Maclean’s, USA Today, Euronews, and Carbon Brief. Awards include Corporate Knights '30 Under 30 Sustainability Leader' (2020), Canadian Clean50 Emerging Sustainability Leader (2022), and White Rose Crucible fellowship (2025). At York, he leads the MSc in Sustainable Business, Environment, and Society, teaches modules on sustainable business and change management, and serves as Director of Partnerships and Engagement. He is principal investigator on the ESRC-funded 'Capitalizing on Change: A Recipe for Sustainable Food Systems' project (2025-2028).