Leadership
Ed Rawle
Founder & CEO
Over the past 20 years, Ed Rawle has served as Chief Economist and advisor to CEOs in the energy, mining and metals sectors. Most recently he led the analytics division of Baker Hughes where his team advised on key market developments and technology trends. Prior to that, Ed was Chief Economist of ADNOC, based in Abu Dhabi working on short- and long-term energy market developments, group strategy, and UAE macroeconomic policy. Ed worked as Chief Economist and Global Head of Oils Research at Wood Mackenzie based out of Houston, and Edinburgh. At Wood Mackenzie, Ed advised a wide variety of clients across the energy and metals sectors. Before joining the private sector in the mid-2000s, Ed served as an Economist at HM Treasury where he advised Prime Ministers Tony Blair and Gordon Brown. Ed is an alumni of LSE, University of Southampton, and Birmingham University. Outside of work, Ed enjoys exploring the world with his wife and three children.
Kerri Moss
Head of Partnerships
Kerri is an experienced sales leader with deep knowledge of sustainability investments in the transportation sector, including decarbonisation strategies and carbon markets. Most recently, Kerri founded Impetus Carbon, where she developed an exclusive channel partnership to promote the SparkChange Physical Carbon EUA Exchange Traded Fund as a sustainability-linked investment tool for global aviation leasing and investment sectors. In this role, renowned in the aviation industry for her passion in connecting people, she has focused on business development, decarbonisation strategies, risk mitigation and public speaking on carbon markets and SAF. Kerri consulted for SATAVIA, a contrails software engine, while building strong connections with the European Commission and partners across EMEA, the US, and Asia before the business was sold to GE Aerospace. Previously, Kerri spent over a year as Head of Sales & Business Development at IBA Aviation Consultancy, leading SaaS sales for platforms like IBA Insight and NetZero, managing EMEA teams, and achieving over 125% of OTE targets while driving £7.5m ARR globally (35% in EMEA). Before joining IBA, Kerri founded and led Naughty + Nice, an organic wellness business in France, and held sales and marketing leadership roles at Matrix Solutions and various advertising agencies including M&C Saatchi. Outside of work, Kerri enjoys ultra-running, golf, offshore sailing and yoga. She lives with her husband and 4 daughters between London and the South of France.
Mark Fraser
Senior Vice President Sales, EMEA
Mark is an experienced sales leader with deep knowledge of the energy, metals, and mining sectors. Most recently, Mark worked with BCG Digital Ventures to create a marketplace connecting mining companies with environmental solution providers. In this role, he facilitated deep collaboration between mining and adjacent industries to drive sustainability. Previously, Mark spent a decade at Wood Mackenzie, where he held both regional and global sales leadership positions. Mark’s team was responsible for 10% of the company’s total sales. Before joining Wood Mackenzie, Mark worked with CRU Group, where he advised and provided analytical services to clients in the mining and energy industries. Outside of work, Mark enjoys outdoor activities such as hiking, skiing, sailing, and tennis. He lives in London with his family.
Advisory Board
Lynda Logan
Lynda Logan is Chief Revenue Officer at Reorg, an intelligence and analytics company focusing on sub investment grade credit. She joined Reorg as a board member when they were owned by PE firm Warburg Pincus and she was involved in the sale of Reorg from Warburg Pincus to Permira in 2022. Prior to Reorg, she was with Wood Mackenzie for over 20 years in a variety of roles ranging from European and Latin America energy research and consulting positions, to the EVP of sales where she was part of WoodMac’s executive team. She worked in Edinburgh, Houston and NYC, and continues to be based in NYC. She also served as a Trustee for the National Museums of Scotland for 8 years and continues to be the Chair and President of the American Foundation of the National Museums of Scotland.
Professor Karl Rose
Professor Karl Rose is Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Energie Steiermark AG, a regional power utility in Austria. He also sits on the Supervisory Board of OMV AG, the Austrian national oil & gas company.
Prof. Rose spent most of his career with Shell where he held a number of leadership roles based around the world. His last role with Shell was Chief Strategist where he was responsible for advising the CEO and Board on the strategic direction of the company and communicating this to governments and external stakeholders. Since leaving Shell in 2010, Prof. Rose has held leadership positions at the World Energy Council in London and the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company in the UAE.
Prof. Rose is involved in several company foundations and start-ups focused on environmental technology, blockchain technology, and electric mobility. Prof. Rose also lecturers on Strategic Management and Applied Corporate Management at the Karl Franzens University in Graz, Austria.
Rod Christie
Rod Christie sits on the Board of Venture Global, a leading North American LNG producer. He is a veteran of the renewable power and energy technology sectors, with over 30 years of international experience. Rod is committed to driving the global energy transition, having held roles in the Hydrogen Council and the European Clean Hydrogen Alliance.
Most recently, Rod was CEO of large and wide-ranging divisions of Baker Hughes. His teams supported the entire energy value chain – providing equipment and services to onshore and offshore oil & gas, gas processing, LNG, refining and petrochemicals. He also led the Climate Technology Solutions, and Industrial Asset Management divisions which focused on solutions for hydrogen, CCUS, integrated clean energy, and emissions management to support customers’ net-zero emission ambitions.
Prior to joining Baker Hughes, Rod spent 15 years at Scottish Hydro Electric in a wide range of engineering, project development and management roles.
Bill Durbin
Bill Durbin is a veteran of the energy industry. With a career spanning over 30 years, he has considerable experience in energy analytics, strategy and policy development, and geo-political and economic analysis applied to all aspects of the energy industry.
Bill started his career as an economist in the US Department of Energy before transitioning to the private sector, where he worked at CERA across multiple product leadership roles. After CERA, Bill stepped into a producer role, working for Wintershall AG, where he was responsible for acquiring and managing upstream assets in Brazil. Bill then returned to research, leading various Wood Mackenzie market research divisions before becoming EVP of Global Research, based out of Houston. As EVP, Bill led a global organization of nearly 600 analysts focused on the hydrocarbon, renewables, metals, and mining value chains.
Matt Moshiri
Matthew Moshiri is President of Verisk Maplecroft, a global risk intelligence company providing insight into sustainability, resilience and ESG issues. Before becoming President, Matt served as Chief Commercial Officer and Global Head of Consulting for Verisk Maplecroft where he redesigned the company’s advisory capabilities and offering to establish the company as a trusted advisor to some of the world’s largest companies and organizations.
Before joining Verisk Maplecroft, Matt advised energy clients at Wood Mackenzie on a range of commercial-related issues. Matt began his career with AES Corporation and PWC in Caracas, Venezuela, where he focused on Latin American and Caribbean energy markets.
Stewart Hogg
Stewart is Chief Revenue Officer of Cipher, an Intellectual Property analytics provider. He has over 20 years of experience in developing commercial strategies across data analytics, research and consulting. Stewart has a track record in establishing effective commercial structures and cultures. At Cipher he led the commercial turnaround – restructuring the commercial group and created a clear value proposition to directly address customer needs. This led to a more than doubling in renewable revenue. The business was successfully sold to Lexis Nexis IP in 2023.
Previously Stewart was Head of Sales and Marketing at Maplecroft. Stewart has also held several leadership positions at energy intelligence provider Wood Mackenzie, based in Edinburgh, London and New York.