M.C. Abbott

M.C. Abbott is a professional working at National Grid in the Greater Boston area.1 They have recently taken on a role in energy transition strategy at the company.5 Abbott has an MBA and background in urban planning and technology.5

Prior to their current position, Abbott completed a degree program about four semesters ago and joined National Grid as a lead program manager of decarbonization projects.2 Their experience spans multiple organizations, and they have an impressive educational background.

Abbott is actively involved in community-led urbanism initiatives in Boston, often reaching out to colleagues in design, planning, policy, and project management to collaborate on such projects.34 They have also been involved in projects related to networked geothermal systems, specifically mentioning Boston's first-ever such system at Franklin Field.6

While their current title is not explicitly stated as "Lead Analyst – US Strategy," their role appears to focus on energy transition strategy and the future of heat at National Grid.56 Abbott maintains an active presence on LinkedIn, sharing updates about their work and industry developments.