As a Policy Manager at EDF, Meg develops and supports strategies for improving the environmental outcomes of regulation and policies applied to oil and gas, especially concerning orphaned oil and gas wells and secure geologic storage of carbon dioxide. She also advises on emerging areas of the energy transition that rely on subsurface development including enhanced geothermal systems and hydrogen storage. Meg came to EDF from GTI Energy where she led methane MRV and digital transformation initiatives, and the U.S. Energy Information Administration, where she spent more than a decade, most recently managing the EIA’s short term and long-term projections of oil and gas production. Meg received a B.A. in Geology from Middlebury College, and M.Sc. Geology from Carleton University (Ottawa), and a Ph.D. in Geology from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.