Evaldo Costa embodies a rich tapestry of expertise as a professor and interdisciplinary postdoctoral researcher. With a solid foundation in Environmental Sciences and Environmental Engineering, he holds a dual Ph.D. in Climate Change and Sustainable Development Policies from NOVA University of Lisbon, Portugal, and a Ph.D. in Business Economics from Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Brussels, Belgium. At the core of Evaldo's professional journey lies a dedicated focus on sustainable transition pathways. His research delves into the intricacies of facilitating the decarbonization of the economy. This involves reinforcing renewable energy sources (RES), electric mobility, leveraging advanced industrial technologies, and orchestrating sustainable mechanisms and innovation processes. The ultimate goal is to expedite the decentralization, digitization, and democratization of the energy system. Evaldo's academic repertoire is marked by a diverse array of theories explored and a versatile toolkit of methods and techniques applied. His prior research has delved into renewable sources such as solar and wind, electric mobility, and industrial considerations. This encompasses nuanced aspects like business model innovation, CO2 emissions inventory, energy balance assessments, and the formulation of public policies to overcome socio-technical barriers. His international footprint is substantial, engaging in collaborative research endeavors across North America (USA), Europe (Belgium, Ireland, Portugal, United Kingdom), and South America (Brazil). This global perspective is further accentuated by his publications in top/peer-reviewed journals and presentations at international conferences spanning Europe, North America, South America, and Africa. Evaldo is not only a researcher but also a vital contributor to the academic community. His role as a European Commission Industry 5.0 project member, and a reviewer for esteemed journals, membership in a Ph.D. supervisory board, and the cultivation of a robust international scientific relationship network showcase his commitment to scholarly exchange. Before transitioning to the research domain, Evaldo's journey encompassed several years as a prominent role as an international automotive industry leader and consultant, and a invited university professor. This dual perspective uniquely positions him to bridge the gap between academia and practical industry insights. In every facet of his career, Evaldo Costa remains steadfast in his hope and commitment to contributing to a more sustainable and better world.