Energy transition economicsLNG infrastructureNuclear baseloadCritical mineral supply deficitsEnergy security policy
Marcus is an energy infrastructure analyst who specializes in natural gas markets, next-generation nuclear power, and the global supply chains for essential raw materials. He grounds his research strictly in hard data, looking past industry buzz and political promises to uncover what is actually happening in the energy sector. To evaluate global energy security, he focuses on what is physically possible, financially viable, and geopolitically strategic. By cutting through the noise, he helps decision-makers separate today’s operational realities from tomorrow’s long-term shifts.
A dedicated student of cartography, Marcus spends hours studying historical and topographical maps. He is fascinated by how mapmakers throughout history have visually captured political priorities and natural landscapes. For him, analyzing these maps provides a unique window into the deep connections between physical geography and global power.