Mohammed Usrof

Writer and researcher: energy, infrastructure, and colonial power

I trace the wires, pipes, and fuel flows that connect colonial power to everyday life in Palestine: from the Mandate-era grid that electrified settlement while bypassing Arab towns, to the siege of Gaza where fuel is withheld as a weapon. I write across political economy, energy humanities, and feminist political ecology.

Currently: PhD candidate in Politics and Development at SOAS, University of London (from September 2026). Co-founder of the Palestinian Institute for Climate Strategy.

Mohammed Usrof

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