Dan Gabaldon is Vice Chair, Management Consulting and Head of Energy at Teneo. Dan supports senior decision makers across the energy value chain– including investors, suppliers and intensive energy users – around the world to capture opportunities and manage the risks attendant with the rapidly evolving energy sector
Dan has been at the forefront of energy sector investment, strategy and policy issues for over 25 years. Prior to joining Teneo, Dan co-led Roland Berger’s Regulated and Infrastructure practice in the Americas. Dan first served as an energy economist at Argonne National Laboratory and subsequently held multiple senior roles at the Boston Consulting Group, Booz, and as co-founder of Enovation Partners.
Notable accomplishments include designing and implementing the Levelized Cost of Storage (and hydrogen, etc.) analysis with Lazard, co-developing path-breaking infrastructure development plans for leading oil & gas players, electric and gas utilities, and governments around the world .Dan publishes and speaks frequently on techno-economic policy and financial aspects of the transformation of the U.S. and global energy system.
Dan was educated at Georgetown’s School of Foreign Service, Duke University, and the University of Chicago.