Greg has almost 15 years of experience in the energy industry, focused on corporate strategy, fiscal modelling and economic analysis of oil and gas assets.
Greg joined Wood Mackenzie’s Corporate Analysis team in 2012, delivering analysis and insight on the portfolios and strategies of international E&P and integrated oil and gas companies. In 2019, he joined our Fiscal and Valuation team as a petroleum economist. He is now responsible for models in our Global Economic Model, with a focus on Europe, fiscal benchmarking and evaluating the impact on upstream investment.
Before joining Wood Mackenzie, Greg was an analyst at Tullow Oil, working on major deepwater projects in Africa, exploration evaluation and business development. Greg also spent time a researcher with Deloitte and as an analyst at Weatherford.
Education
BSc (Hons), Geophysics, University of Edinburgh.
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