Askbnef: the Future of Carbon Capture
In this AskBNEF session, Albert Cheung, BNEF’s Head of Analysis, David Lluis Madrid, CCUS Associate, and Julia Attwood, Head of Sustainable Materials, will discuss the global outlook for carbon capture, utilization, storage and removal, including the impact of the US Inflation Reduction Act.
Speakers
Albert Cheung
Deputy CEO, Head of Global Transition Analysis
BloombergNEF
Albert Cheung serves as Deputy CEO of BloombergNEF (BNEF), a leading provider of primary research on commodities and the low-carbon transition. He also oversees BNEF’s research on the global low-carbon transition, including clean energy, transport, industry, technology, agriculture and sustainable finance, providing strategic oversight and managing the development and delivery of BNEF’s global research agenda. Albert and his team work closely with corporates, financial institutions and policymakers across the globe, supporting them as they navigate the transition towards a cleaner future. Albert joined BNEF in 2009 and has previously held a number of leadership positions in the firm, including Head of Product and Head of Energy Smart Technologies. Albert holds a MEng in Electrical and Information Engineering from the University of Cambridge.
Albert joined BNEF in 2009 and was previously Head of Energy Smart Technologies and Head of Product, before assuming his current role. Albert holds a MEng in Electrical and Information Engineering from the University of Cambridge.
Julia Attwood
Specialist, Industry and Materials
BloombergNEF
Julia Attwood leads the Sustainable Materials team at BloombergNEF. She writes about pathways to decarbonisation for heavy industry, focusing on the circular economy, CCUS, and sustainable materials. Prior to this, she was BNEF's expert in lithium-ion battery technologies, costs and supply chain. Before joining BNEF, Julia researched advanced polymer composites. She holds a PhD in Materials Engineering from the University of Cambridge.
David Lluis Madrid
CCUS Associate
BloombergNEF
David Madrid is a carbon capture, utilization and storage analyst within the Sustainable Materials team at BNEF. He has recently worked in BNEF’s first CCUS Outlook and in understanding the global utilization market and the direct air capture industry. David holds a Bachelor’s and a Master’s in Aerospace Engineering, and a Master’s in Climate Change and Finance from Imperial College.