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Emily Stromquist

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Emily Stromquist

Emily Stromquist has over a decade of experience advising corporate and financial services clients on global energy market trends and political risk, and has lived and worked across Europe, Eurasia, the Middle East, and Africa. She is currently a Managing Director at Teneo, the global CEO advisory firm. 

Previously, Emily was a senior analyst at Eurasia Group on the firm’s global energy team based out of the London office. In this role, she worked with a wide range of clients in the energy sector advising on changes in energy policies, regulation, and markets, and helping clients identify risks and opportunities in their global portfolios and supply chains. She then joined the International Energy Agency (IEA) in Paris as a Programme Manager for Sub-Saharan Africa and Russia. In this capacity, she oversaw the development of the IEA’s engagements and joint work with these respective governments on a range of energy access, security, and clean energy transitions issues.

Most recently, Emily has launched energy advisory services for several Middle East-focused startups in London and MENA, consulting for government and private sector clients on energy transitions strategies and roadmaps, and their impacts on a range of policy, economic, and investment trends in the region. 

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Monday Briefing: Biden’s realist roadshow
  • Commentary
  • Monday Briefing: Biden’s realist roadshow

    Read MEI’s weekly briefing featuring expert analysis of key regional developments for the week ahead.

    July 18, 2022

    East Med gas needs clean tech and regional integration to support investment case
    Photo by Athanasios Gioumpasis/Getty Images
  • Analysis
  • East Med gas needs clean tech and regional integration to support investment case

    The viability of Eastern Mediterranean natural gas resources has long been a source of debate for reasons including cost considerations, market demand, and regional geopolitical tensions. The past couple of years have further complicated the debate, introducing new questions about the role of these resources in supporting post-pandemic economic recovery or helping more advanced markets achieve net-zero policies by replacing coal and other fuel sources (a particularly relevant topic of debate given Europe and Asia are key export targets for East Med gas).

    September 14, 2021