I've spent the better part of fifteen years watching energy markets shift, and a few patterns from this stretch stand out more than most.

Kevin Westergaard
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[PLACEHOLDER: Kevin's real, current perspective on global energy trends belongs here. Suggested structure below — replace with his actual views.]
Observation 1: [His take on where global energy demand is heading, and which regions are underappreciated by capital markets right now]
Observation 2: [His view on the shift from subsidy-dependent renewable projects to projects with standalone economics]
Observation 3: [What he's seeing in offtake contract structures — are terms getting more or less favorable for developers, and why]
Closing perspective: [What this means for how Kevin evaluates new energy infrastructure opportunities today]
[A strong pull-quote capturing Kevin's single sharpest insight belongs here — ideally something specific enough that it couldn't have been said by any other energy executive.]
About the Author: Kevin Westergaard is Chief Commercial Officer at Riven Global Holdings, with 15+ years of experience in global energy markets and international renewable technology investment.
Kevin is the guy who can tell you where global energy markets are headed before it hits the headlines. He's spent 15+ years turning "there's demand somewhere" into actual deployed infrastructure. When he's not tracking energy trends across three time zones, you'll find him arguing that his fantasy football lineup was "clearly sabotaged by the algorithm."

Kevin Westergaard
Chief Commercial Officer

