Catherine Robinson

S&P Global

Research and Analysis Executive Director

Catherine Robinson, Executive Director at S&P Global, leads gas and thermal power research in Europe and global analysis on low carbon gases. Ms. Robinson has worked on numerous tailored consulting assignments for international oil companies, European utilities, and financial institutions, providing strategic advice and recommendations at the board and senior executive level. She specializes in market fundamentals, hedging, and risk management. She was the energy lead for the IHS Markit study "A More Competitive Energiewende: Securing Germany’s global competitiveness in a new energy world," and she was overall research lead for "Beyond the Flame: The transformation of Europe’s heat sector" and “Steady at 50: Balancing Europe’s power grid.” Before joining the company, she held posts at Centrica and in HSBC’s Capital Markets division. Ms. Robinson holds a Bachelor of Science degree and a Master of Science degree from the University of Glasgow and a Master of Science degree from the University of London, both in the United Kingdom.

Sessions With Catherine Robinson

Monday, 7 March

Tuesday, 8 March

Wednesday, 9 March

  • 02:30pm - 03:00pm (CST) / 09/mar/2022 08:30 pm - 09/mar/2022 09:00 pm

    Renewable Power, Electrolyzer Technology & Storage
    Panel Hydrogen/Clean Tech & Power

    As electrolyzer technology continues to develop, emergent innovations appear. What are the latest technologies under development? What types of scale and costs are involved with electrolyzer technology? How can renewables best be combined with electrolyzers?

  • 04:30pm - 05:15pm (CST) / 09/mar/2022 10:30 pm - 09/mar/2022 11:15 pm

    10 Cleantech Trends in 2022
    Workshop Hydrogen/Clean Tech & Power

    Our Clean Energy Technology team of experts will present the top 10 cleantech trends expected this year in technologies that reduce carbon emissions and confront climate change.

    Trends covered in this session will include:

    - Supply chain challenges, trade barriers, and geopolitics drive new solar PV manufacturing capacity closer to the end markets

    - Wind technology innovation focuses on larger turbine outputs and new recyclable materials

    - 2022 becomes a tipping point for Green Hydrogen, triggered by upcoming policy quotas

    - CCUS gains traction as a decarbonization solution for a wider group of regions and industries

    - Corporates accelerate their investments in renewable assets

Thursday, 10 March

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