David Healey joins Analysys Mason to head Smart Energy Practice
David Healey, renowned smart grid expert and sustainable energy adviser to the UN, joins Analysys Mason as a Partner to lead and develop the firm’s Smart Energy Practice. http://www.analysysmason.com/David-Healey-joins-Analysys-Mason
David will be focused on establishing Analysys Mason’s global footprint in the energy sector. Smart grid/smart energy objectives have a fundamental need for economic and effective communications, and this is where Analysys Mason’s experience and knowledge will be very valuable.
“The global energy sector is taking its first steps in the journey towards a low-carbon energy supply chain. Analysys Mason is committed to bringing its wealth of telecoms knowledge and experience to support the realisation of our smart energy future,” explains David.
David has worked in the energy and utility industry for more than 25 years in a wide variety of roles, and his expertise is recognised worldwide. Prior to joining Analysys Mason, David was Smart Grid Practice Head at global information technology consulting firm Wipro Technologies.
Among his many other credentials, David founded and launched Smart Grid Solutions in 2007, which was one of the first advisory consultancy companies in Europe to be dedicated to the smart energy sector that was emerging at this time.
David has worked across the full breadth of the energy utility value chain, from software and silicon design and hardware product development, to utility network operations. He has also led major smart energy implementation projects, including a consortium proposal to the UK Government’s smart metering procurement process and an ICT refresh programme for a power distribution company in Ghana.
In 2014, David was invited to take an ongoing advisory role on the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) Sustainable Energy and Energy Efficiency committees, tasked with developing strategy to support the UN’s 10-year Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) initiative.
Commenting on David’s appointment at Analysys Mason, the company’s CEO, Bram Moerman, said: “We see this as an exciting opportunity for us to use our world-leading telecoms knowledge to help deliver a low-carbon energy supply chain.”
“This is a global challenge and Analysys Mason is uniquely well placed to advise clients, given its 30-year track record of working with clients across the globe from its offices around the world.”
Analysys Mason celebrates 30 years as global specialist advisers in telecoms, media and technology, helping clients through major shifts in the market and developments in the digital economy.