Dr Daniel Quiggin
Senior Research Fellow, Environment and Society Centre
Biography
Dr Daniel Quiggin is a senior research fellow with the Environment and Society Centre at Chatham House. He specializes in the analysis of how national and global energy systems will evolve out to 2050. His current research and policy engagement focuses on negative emissions under net zero policies, climate risks and impacts, the role of demand reduction within the energy transition, and the trade of lithium-ion battery raw materials.
Previously he worked as a senior policy adviser at the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy, on the post-Brexit policy implications for the energy sector’s trade of goods and services. At Investec Asset Management, he helped develop a global renewable energy investment strategy, and modelled the investment potential of various renewable sectors across all major economies.
Past experience
2018-20 | Senior policy advisor: UK Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy |
2017-18 | Research fellow, Energy, Environment and Resources Programme, Chatham House |
2015-16 | Investec Asset Management |
2014-15 | Research Associate, Loughborough University |
2011 - | Director, Demand Energy Equality |
2010-13 | PhD Researcher in National Energy Scenario Modelling |
2009-10 | MRes Earth System Science |
2008-09 | Particle Physics Researcher, University of Birmingham and ATLAS, CERN |
2003-07 | MSci Particle Physics and Cosmology, University of Birmingham |