Watt’s Up In Power and Renewables: Electric Vehicle Infrastructure

Sarp is Senior Director of Power & Renewables at Enverus. He has research and modeling experience in upstream &downstream oil & gas and power markets and has presented his work at various academic conferences around the world, including those organized by the SPE and the IAEE. He has also been published in the SPE Economics & Management Journal for his work on the long-term economic viability of production from unconventional liquids-rich reservoirs. Sarp’s focus on data-driven modeling and his ability to incorporate the effects of technological and market advances into analyses provides clients a thorough picture of the present and the future in their area of interest within the energy industry.Sarp holds a Master of Science in Mineral and Energy Economics from the Colorado School of Mines, a Master of Science in Petroleum Economics and Management from the Institut Francais du Petrole (IFP School), and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from the University of Chicago.

Located in Calgary, Ryan joined Enverus (previously RS Energy Group) in 2016 after graduating with distinction from the University of Victoria and earning a bachelor’s of science economics degree with a business minor specializing in finance. Ryan leads the Intelligence team’s commercial power and renewables research, using advanced analytics and valuations to provide actionable insights to institutional clients. Areas of expertise: valuation & financial analysis, power generation and storage technologies, renewable supply chains, residential solar installation and EV charging networks.

Sarp is Senior Director of Power & Renewables at Enverus. He has research and modeling experience in upstream &downstream oil & gas and power markets and has presented his work at various academic conferences around the world, including those organized by the SPE and the IAEE. He has also been published in the SPE Economics & Management Journal for his work on the long-term economic viability of production from unconventional liquids-rich reservoirs. Sarp’s focus on data-driven modeling and his ability to incorporate the effects of technological and market advances into analyses provides clients a thorough picture of the present and the future in their area of interest within the energy industry.Sarp holds a Master of Science in Mineral and Energy Economics from the Colorado School of Mines, a Master of Science in Petroleum Economics and Management from the Institut Francais du Petrole (IFP School), and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from the University of Chicago.