Daniel Monzon

Partner

Head of Arthur D. Little Argentina

Colombia

Daniel advises national and international energy companies on corporate strategy, organization and technology management.. He has experience in 20+ countries.

Daniel Monzon

Education

Universidad del Salvador (Argentina)
Master in Business Administration
Universidad Nacional de Buenos Aires (Argentina)
BS, Industrial Engineering

Past Experience

Wood Mackenzie
Vice President, Head of Southern Cone Consulting
Arthur D. Little
Principal

Country Grouping

Daniel Monzon

Daniel is a Partner at Arthur D. Little, heading our Buenos Aires office, and a member of our Global Energy Practice.

He has provided assistance to both national and international energy, oil, and gas companies on corporate strategy, organization, and economic analysis in the Middle East, Asia, Europe, Latin America, and Africa.

Since joining Arthur D. Little, he has led studies to support National and International companies in taking organizational and investment decisions, as well as providing strategic assistance in refining, exploration, production, and transport, including international expansion.

Daniel has supported Latin American key energy industry players such as YPF, Repsol, COPEC, ENAP, Pampa Energía, ANCAP, Petroperu, ANP, and Ecopetrol to develop their growth and expansion strategies.

Daniel has extensive experience in refining & marketing, refinery valuation & conceptual design, technology selection and conversion upgrade feasibility, as well as the biofuels, LPG trading, and distribution businesses.

Why the bio-based materials market is finally poised for growth
Why the bio-based materials market is finally poised for growth
This is now changing rapidly, reinvigorating the market. Demand is growing, driven by increasingly environmentally conscious consumers and governments’ Net Zero targets requiring consumer-focused product companies to achieve sustainability. Finally, technology breakthroughs are bringing down production costs for bio-based materials, while improving their performance to make them comparable or superior to fossil-based counterparts.
The disrupted energy transition
So, though “net zero” may remain an overarching ambition, how will this severe and unexpected event disrupt the energy transition? In this Viewpoint, we consider how it's possible to move to a cleantech economy while ensuring the security of supply for power and heat.

Daniel Monzon

Daniel is a Partner at Arthur D. Little, heading our Buenos Aires office, and a member of our Global Energy Practice.

He has provided assistance to both national and international energy, oil, and gas companies on corporate strategy, organization, and economic analysis in the Middle East, Asia, Europe, Latin America, and Africa.

Since joining Arthur D. Little, he has led studies to support National and International companies in taking organizational and investment decisions, as well as providing strategic assistance in refining, exploration, production, and transport, including international expansion.

Daniel has supported Latin American key energy industry players such as YPF, Repsol, COPEC, ENAP, Pampa Energía, ANCAP, Petroperu, ANP, and Ecopetrol to develop their growth and expansion strategies.

Daniel has extensive experience in refining & marketing, refinery valuation & conceptual design, technology selection and conversion upgrade feasibility, as well as the biofuels, LPG trading, and distribution businesses.

Why the bio-based materials market is finally poised for growth
Why the bio-based materials market is finally poised for growth
This is now changing rapidly, reinvigorating the market. Demand is growing, driven by increasingly environmentally conscious consumers and governments’ Net Zero targets requiring consumer-focused product companies to achieve sustainability. Finally, technology breakthroughs are bringing down production costs for bio-based materials, while improving their performance to make them comparable or superior to fossil-based counterparts.
The disrupted energy transition
So, though “net zero” may remain an overarching ambition, how will this severe and unexpected event disrupt the energy transition? In this Viewpoint, we consider how it's possible to move to a cleantech economy while ensuring the security of supply for power and heat.

More About Daniel
  • Universidad del Salvador (Argentina)
    Master in Business Administration
  • Universidad Nacional de Buenos Aires (Argentina)
    BS, Industrial Engineering
  • Wood Mackenzie
    Vice President, Head of Southern Cone Consulting
  • Arthur D. Little
    Principal