Daniel Radov
Associate Director
Education
MSc in economics, University College London
MPhil in history and philosophy of science, Cambridge University
BA in chemistry and philosophy, Williams College
Experience
Mr. Radov is an Associate Director in NERA's global Energy, Environment, and Network Industries Practice and leads NERA's environment-related work in Europe. With more than 12 years of experience in the field, he specializes in environmental economics, focusing on emissions trading, renewable energy, energy efficiency, and climate change. He has worked for clients across a wide range of industries, including aviation, cement, lime, and other non-metallic minerals, electric power generation and retail supply, automobile and engine manufacturing, iron and steel, forest and paper products, petroleum refineries and petrochemicals, and the public sector. He has served as an expert witness on the valuation of emission rights in cases before the High Court of England and Wales, providing expert reports and oral testimony.
Mr. Radov has extensive experience in emissions trading, in both policy design and practical implications for business strategy and valuation. He has helped the UK government and the European Commission in the design and implementation of aspects of the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS), and in understanding the interactions of emissions trading with other market-based environmental policies (including green certificate schemes for renewables and white certificate schemes for energy efficiency). Mr. Radov has advised energy companies and others on the implications of climate change and energy policy packages for their existing operations and for future investment decisions. He has also worked with various UK government departments on a wide range of climate change and energy-related policies, including household energy efficiency policy, the Carbon Reduction Commitment, and the Renewable Heat Incentive, among others.
Languages
English
Spanish
