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Hill Vaden

S&P Global

Executive Director-Global Energy to Finance,

Hill Vaden is Executive Director of Product and Operations within S&P Global Commodity Insights Energy to Financials team. He is responsible for leading commercial strategies and developing go-to-market initiatives for Commodity Insights energy solutions that serve the global financial sector. ​

Hill joined IHS Markit (now S&P Global) in 2012 and has led product strategy and operations within the energy division’s upstream and gas-and-power business lines. ​

Prior to joining IHS Markit, Hill spent more than five years at Wood Mackenzie where he served as Senior Analyst with the North American Upstream Research team. There, he worked with energy and financial clients on projects that included asset valuation, oil-and-gas production forecasting, and corporate analysis. ​

From 2006-07, Hill covered the domestic U.S. natural gas industry with SNL Energy (now S&P Global Market Intelligence). ​

Hill holds an MBA from Rice University, and B.A. from the University of the South – Sewanee. 

Sessions With Hill Vaden

Thursday, 20 April

  • 11:15am - 11:45am (CST) / 20/apr/2023 04:15 pm - 20/apr/2023 04:45 pm

    Energy Insecurity: Recalibrating for Energy Generation in a Brave New World
    Just as a long-term pivot toward decarbonizing global energy systems began to take hold, a new concern entered the picture: ensuring energy security in the aftermath of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Economic sanctions and an unwillingness to support or be vulnerable to Russia have the West, particularly Europe, scrambling to diversify their sources of oil and gas, reduce their vulnerability to supply shocks, and build new infrastructure. At the same time, pandemic-delayed energy projects are returning to life. How will these very different forces affect energy investment, the drive to decarbonize, the engineering, procurement, and construction companies who build the related projects, and the project logistics service providers who move cargo for them? This session will examine the interrelated forces acting on the post-pandemic energy supply chain.
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