
Rachel Schelble joined Wood Mackenzie’s corporate research team in 2021 as Head of Corporate Carbon Management and Infrastructure, working to develop new content offerings focused on corporate midstream and carbon management.
Rachel works with oil and gas industry clients to understand the business models, emerging technologies and strategies driving the energy transition. Her research is focused on understanding the role of the evolving carbon markets, decarbonization strategies and technologies, and the unique ways that the oil and gas industry can develop low carbon solutions.
Prior to joining Wood Mackenzie, Rachel worked at ExxonMobil for 15 years where she held multiple positions in competitor analysis, commercial negotiation, value chain integration, infrastructure development, geoscience and resource evaluation.
Education
PhD, Earth Sciences, University of Southern California
BSc, Earth and Planetary Sciences, University of New Mexico
See more from Rachel
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Opinion
Oil and gas Majors: venture capital strategies for the energy transition
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Opinion
The unique role that oil and gas companies have in the energy transition
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Opinion
Oil (and gas) change: game-changing corporate energy transition strategies
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Opinion
Will COP27 be a turning point for oil and gas funding?
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Opinion
Three ways midstream operators can fuel the energy transition
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Opinion
How are oil and gas companies using carbon offsets to decarbonise?