Greg is a partner in McKinsey’s Houston office and a leader in McKinsey’s Platform for Climate Technologies. He works with global energy companies, private equity investors, decarbonization technology developers, and other players in the energy ecosystem. He leads work on sustainable fuels, carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS), and carbon dioxide removals (CDRs).
Greg’s recent client engagements include:
- developing a sustainability and decarbonization strategy for an oil and gas operator
- evaluating over 20 investments for a decarbonization private equity fund, including fuel-cell trucking, EV charging hardware, next-generation batteries, synthetic fuel and thin-film solar PV panel manufacturing
- supporting a direct-air-capture (DAC) project developer scale their operations
- optimizing project unit economics for a multi-billion dollar CCUS project developer
- advising an investor on a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) project investment
He completed his PhD in atmospheric chemistry at Harvard University where he developed instrumentation to make high-precision CO2, CH4, & N2O measurements aboard NASA & NOAA aircraft and quantify global greenhouse gas emissions. He also holds a master’s in engineering sciences and a bachelor’s degree in chemistry & physics from Harvard University.