Patrick works in the Sunshine for Mines program where he works on corporate & market research, system analysis, client engagement and financial modeling. This works is geared towards supporting organizations to allow them to make informed choices about renewable procurement and improve awareness of options available in the market.
Patrick has worked extensively in Irish and European politics, both as a legislative advisor and in advocacy. He has also worked across a number of other sectors in developing actionable research through the use of market data and modeling tools.
Washington D.C.
MA International Economics and International Relations, The Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS)
MEconSc European Economic and Public Affairs, University College Dublin
BA Politics & History, University College Dublin
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