David is a principal in the Energy and Natural Resources practice, with a secondary focus on Pricing, Sales, and Marketing.
He specializes in downstream fuels and lubricants, helping energy companies and their clients navigate the complexities of the energy transition. He has published multiple articles on sustainable aviation fuel, renewable diesel, and their associated feedstocks, which are critical to decarbonizing hard-to-abate mobility sectors. He also contributed to a report written in collaboration with the World Economic Forum, focusing on policy action to mobilize climate finance and market responses. David also regularly contributes to Sustainable Aviation Futures as a speaker at their conferences and in interviews on aviation's energy transition.
David has spent his career in energy, focusing on downstream fuels and lubricants across the Americas and Asia Pacific, before dedicating more of his time to the low-carbon mobility space. He helps leading global energy players develop resilient business models and go-to-market strategies for a rapidly evolving and complex sector.
The energy transition is reshaping the industry. As demand continues to grow, leaders must cut carbon while reinventing business models. The challenge is significant, but so is the opportunity to define what the next generation of energy leaders looks like
Outside of work, David is an avid sports fan, spending many weekends faithfully following the successes (and occasional failures) of his alma mater, UT-Austin’s Longhorns. He also occasionally attempts to play sports himself, regularly appearing on the volleyball courts and the ski slopes. He holds a BA in finance from UT-Austin.