Jeff works across a range of Energy topics, primarily the future of gas and hydrogen, decarbonisation, and Competition.
He combines quantitative and problem solving skills with a keen interest in the way the future of energy will look to inform practical advice and analysis of the problems his clients face today.
Recent examples of Jeff’s work include advising a large global infrastructure fund on the role of gas networks in the future of clean hydrogen, strategic advice to an international commodity trading house on Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS), and data science work in support of a client merger in the energy sector.
He holds a BA in Economics, where he graduated top of his class, and an MSc in Applied Economics from University College Dublin.