Bruce Wilcoxon Email & Phone Number

London, England, Gb

Serving as the U.S. lead for the Gobal Regulatory Affairs team supporting bp low-carbon hydrogen and carbon capture and storage (CCS) project development in the U.S. Gulf Coast and the Midwest.• Managing bp positioning on a range of federal issues including the Inflation Reduction Act Section 45V proposed guidance and Section 45Q implementation, PHMSA CO2 pipeline regulations, and Department of Interior offshore CCS regulations.• Collaborating with government affairs, legal and project teams to promote and influence CCS legislation and regulation in the U.S. States of Texas, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, and Pennsylvania.• Supporting bp implementation of three Department of Energy grant awards – the Crossroads and Lonestar CarbonSAFE grants and the MachH2 Midwest hydrogen hub grant.

Houston, Texas, Us

Responsible for evaluating the risks and opportunities of energy transition and climate change policy developments – key focus areas include CCS, low-carbon hydrogen, methane emission and geothermal.• Managed the cross-functional development of company policies and positions on key issues to help Baker Hughes shape the external energy transition policy landscape. • Advised Commercial and Sales teams on Inflation Reduction Act and Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act implementation.• Led the development of company public comments on proposed regulations, most recently methane, permitting, power sector GHG, climate change disclosure, and CCS.

Irving, Texas, Us

Led the strategic management of key federal, regional and state environmental policy and regulatory developments from emerging issues through compliance handoff.• Responsible for issue identification, evaluation and prioritization, advocacy planning, position development and communication, engagement with federal and state agencies, coordination and collaboration with other generators, NGOs and industry groups.• Collaborated with Dynegy market policy directors to manage market-environmental crossover issues in ISO-NE, NYISO, PJM, MISO and ERCOT• Project manager of regulatory affairs integration for the Vistra/Dynegy merger as well as for Dynegy's $3Billion acquisition of the ENGIE North American fossil fuel generation fleet.

Houston, Texas, Us

Brought consistency to company advocacy on a range of key public policy issues through concise analysis, process development and knowledge sharing.

Houston, Texas, Us

Managed environmental permitting for multi-million dollar deepwater Gulf of Mexico exploration well projects following the 2010 six-month moratorium on all offshore drilling on the Outer Continental Shelf.

Houston, Texas, Us

Developed and executed the company greenhouse gas compliance strategy at a critical period of high-profile engagement aimed at influencing the development of U.S. federal climate change policy.• Managed company participation in the US Climate Action Partnership, an Industry/NGO joint effort to promote the development of federal climate change cap-and-trade legislation.• Developed the company’s first corporate Climate Change Action Plan, a comprehensive approach to managing the risks and opportunities associated with climate change.

Houston, Texas, Us

Led a team of six environmental scientists and engineers charged with managing climate change and air emission, water use, integrated land management and solid waste issues for the business unit.

Houston, Texas, Us

Helped to build the corporate sustainable development organization from the ground up, leading the development of policies and positions, working to integrate sustainability into decision-making processes and creating the tools, training, and metrics necessary for implementation.

London, England, Gb

Involved in all geotechnical aspects of oil and gas exploration - regional analysis, prospect development, exploration drilling - deepwater Gulf of Mexico, US L48 and Alaska.

Mba, Sustainable Development And Business

Master Of Science (M.S.), Geology

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Geology