NCS | Speakers
SPECIAL TIME: 2PM EASTERN - Politics Down Under: Does Catastrophe Drive Change?
Call Date: November 16, 2011
Seb Henbest , Bloomberg New Energy Finance
Mr. Henbest has been analysing global and Australian carbon markets since 2008, and he developed the company’s carbon pollution reduction scheme mode. Mr Henbest previously spent four years in London working first with research consultancy FreshMinds and then with Hanover Investors Management.
Prior to this, Mr. Henbest was a member of the Centre for Dynamical Meteorology and Oceanography at Monash University. He has also spent time at Cambridge University, where he specialised in emissions trading and environmental markets."
Read some of Seb Henbest's work: AUSTRALIAN CARBON PRICE TO DROP IN 2015‐16
Website: http://ecogeneration.com.au/news/seb_henbest_to_present_industry_update_at_ecogen_2011/063279/
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