I started in upstream oil and gas, moved into equity research, then spent time building solar projects in emerging markets before landing in energy policy for five years. The through-line: I keep crossing the boundaries between operations, finance, and policy because the interesting problems live at those intersections.

I’m focused on where energy, capital, and technology overlap. I build tools that make complex systems easier to understand and act on: transition analytics, financial models, and code-driven analysis. Python is my primary language. Open source is my default.

Outside of work, I make things. Woodworking, 3D printing, home automation. Same instinct, different materials.

This blog is where I work through the questions I can’t stop asking about energy transition, carbon markets, and what it takes to make Canada competitive again. If any of it resonates: [email protected] | LinkedIn.