Based in Switzerland, Nick leads topics and solutions in Sustainability and Energy Transition for the EMEIA region. He has multiple years of experience across the climate and sustainability space, especially in the areas of climate technology, decarbonization, and green infrastructure.
Prior to the EY organization, Nick was a strategy lead at a leading climate tech scaleup, focusing in CO2 capture from ambient air, and has held project lead roles at management consulting and PE firms.
Nick holds a PhD in Climate Science from the University of Cambridge, UK, as well as MSci and MA degrees in Natural Sciences from the same institution. His significant research includes publications as the first author in the journal Science.
How Nick is building a better working world
“In a race, speed matters. Whether we stay below 1.5 degrees of warming or overshoot 3 degrees will depend on the rate of deployment of new strategies, business models, and technologies. The adoption of some climate technologies, such as renewables, continues at an exponential pace. With a new wave of climate technology development approaching, the question facing governments, businesses and investors alike is how to enable them to reproduce that same exponential success.
I’m proud to support EY clients to navigate their core strategic challenges, helping them leverage climate technologies and energy transition opportunities to create value today, and into the future.”