Andrew HowellSenior Director, Sustainable Finance, New York, NY
Area of Expertise: Oil & gas, petrochemicals, transportation and natural climate solutions
Media Contact:Negin Janati
Andrew Howell is Senior Director of Sustainable Finance at EDF, where he is responsible for engaging with the investor community to help accelerate the energy transition. He works on a range of sectors including oil & gas, transportation and financial services. Previously, Andrew was an equity research analyst with Citi Research, where he led a top ranked research team focused on emerging and frontier markets. Andrew has also worked at the Emerging Markets Investors Alliance, where he led investor ESG engagements in the mining and energy sectors. Andrew attended the University of Pennsylvania and Insead, holds the CFA and Fundamentals of Sustainable Accounting (FSA) designations, and is fluent in French and Russian.
Posts by this author
National oil companies and the global methane opportunity
Paasha Mahdavi and Andrew Howell explore why reducing methane emissions from oil and gas in the global south is often seen as “low hanging fruit.”
Livestock methane: A primer for investors
As companies adopt new tools to cut livestock methane emissions, there’s an opportunity for investors to lean in.
With early progress in reducing livestock methane, it’s time for finance to lean in
As companies adopt new tools to cut livestock methane emissions, there’s an opportunity for investors to lean in.
Coal: A crucial methane opportunity
Coal production is a major source of methane emissions – and investors in coal and downstream sectors like steel have a role to play in cleaning it up
Coal Mine Methane: An overview for investors
Coal production is a major source of methane emissions. Investors in coal and downstream sectors like steel have a role to play in cleaning it up.
Methane Rising: Three questions investors in the food sector should ask their portfolio companies
Agricultural methane emissions trace a complex path through the food and dairy industries. Investors can gain insight by asking simple questions.
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