Connor Chung is an Energy Finance Analyst at IEEFA. He studies how climate change and the energy transition impact financial markets, and how financial institutions are responding to a warming world.
Connor has broad experience interfacing with policymakers, advocates, and institutional investors. His perspective and analysis on energy- and climate-related issues have been featured in outlets such as the Financial Times, Fast Company, Foreign Policy, and Project Syndicate, as well as cited before legislatures and in legal processes.
He holds an undergraduate degree from Harvard University and a master’s from the University of Cambridge, as well as a Certificate in Climate Risk, Valuation, and Investing from the CFA Institute.
Research from Connor Chung
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Another bad year — and decade — for fossil fuel stocks
Briefing Note
BP’s retreat is a reality check for investors
Insights
Approaching the Target: SBTi Financial Institutions Net-Zero Standard Comes Into View
Testimony | Submission
Engagement and divestment: Shareholders transcend a false binary
Briefing Note
Posts from Connor Chung
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Trade measures key to the success of global regulation to curb plastic pollution
Press Release
Can maritime hydrogen overcome the headwinds?
Press Release
Another bad year – and decade – for fossil fuel stocks
Press Release
Institutional investors increasingly pair engagement and divestment to address climate-related financial risk
Press Release
