Mission Statement

My mission is to contribute meaningfully and realistically to the energy transition in our collective fight against climate change. I focus my efforts on addressing the major sources of emissions — tackling the critical sectors that have the greatest impact, rather than peripheral challenges. I believe that for innovation to matter, it must be realistic: technologies must have a credible path to deployment within our lifetimes, not decades into the future. To this end, I use lifecycle and techno-economic modeling to rigorously assess which solutions have true potential, and I regularly share these insights through my publications and thought leadership. My work is grounded in the belief that meaningful, near-term progress is possible when science, innovation, and pragmatism come together.