Beth Trask
Vice President, Global Energy Transition
Work
Areas of expertise:
Methane and air quality; emission sensors and detection technologies; data mapping
Description
Beth leads emerging issues and data innovation initiatives for EDF’s Energy and Industry Transition strategy. Her work focuses on the intersection of energy, policy and technology drawing on a strong science and economics base, to develop new strategies for hastening the energy transition while improving human health and reducing climate impacts. Beth’s work has led to groundbreaking data-driven projects for EDF, such as PermianMAP and BreatheLondon, that are changing the way companies and cities address pollution today.
Background
Masters in Public Administration, Harvard University, 2005.
Beth began her career working for local government and business associations in northern California and later went on to develop national and international conservation initiatives.
Latest pieces
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EDF in Forbes: Here’s how investors can help the world get hydrogen right
Forbes, September 19, 2024 -
Hydrogen beyond the hype: Due diligence questions for hydrogen sector investment
EDF Library, July 25, 2024 -
Air quality and health impacts of onshore oil and gas flaring and venting activities estimated using refined satellite-based emissions
GeoHealth, March 6, 2024 -
COP28 hydrogen standards: why they matter and what to look for
Energy Exchange, November 30, 2023
Press materials
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As $7 Billion Hydrogen Hubs Program Advances, Getting The Next Steps Right Is Critical
October 13, 2023 -
EMC, EDF and InnoCentive Launch New Eco-Challenge for Crowdsourced Solutions to Key E-Waste Issue
April 4, 2012 -
Electronics Industry, Green Group Team Up With Crowd-Sourcing Pioneer to Address Important E-Waste Recycling Challenge
February 28, 2012