• Timothy Gardner

Timothy Gardner

IHS Markit

Vice President, Power and Gas Consulting

Timothy P. Gardner, Vice President, Power and Gas Consulting, at IHS Markit, specializes in the areas of strategic planning, shareholder value analysis, and business alignment. He has broad experience with industries operating in a transitional regulatory environment, including trucking, railroads, passenger transportation, natural gas, and electric power. Before joining IHS Markit, Mr. Gardner was a Vice President and Senior Executive Advisor in the energy practice at Booz & Co. Earlier he was a Partner at Arthur Andersen, where he served as the overall coordinator of Arthur Andersen’s North American Utility Consulting practice and Director of Arthur Andersen’s National Utility Consulting Group. Mr. Gardner also has been an executive at Amtrak, where he served as Vice President for Corporate Planning and Marketing and Senior Director of Government Affairs, and at the Cummins Engine Company, where he worked in the Office of the Chief Executive, developing policies on issues of public and corporate responsibility. Mr. Gardner holds a BA from Swarthmore College, an MA from Oxford University, and a JD from Yale Law School.

Sessions With Timothy Gardner

Thursday, 4 March

  • 07:30am - 08:00am (CST) / 04/mar/2021 01:30 pm - 04/mar/2021 02:00 pm

    Agora Studio

    Agora Studio: How Will the Energy Innovation Ecosystem Evolve?
    Panel Innovation & Technology Energy Transition/Climate & Sustainability
    Although the cleantech innovation ecosystem—research institutions, entrepreneurs, financiers, and support institutions—is diverse and productive, converting cleantech discoveries and research breakthroughs into commercially viable, transformative energy systems has proven difficult. With incumbent energy systems economically efficient and deeply entrenched, cleantech innovation faces a fundamental dilemma—the scale economies necessary to compete require a large customer base that does not yet exist. How is our clean energy innovation ecosystem equipped to be transformative? What needs to be strengthened? Is it profitable to focus on individual elements, or should we consider the system holistically, and reframe our expectations? 
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