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Adam Barth
Partner, McKinsey & Company
Adam Barth is a Senior Partner at McKinsey & Company, based in Houston, Texas. He specializes in the Energy and Public Sector practices, where he plays a crucial role in helping both private and public sector clients navigate challenges related to energy strategies, decarbonization, and operational transformations.
Professional Background
- Experience at McKinsey: Adam has been with McKinsey since 2008, progressing through various roles including Business Analyst, Associate, and Engagement Manager before becoming a Partner in 2011. His work primarily focuses on the transmission and distribution sectors, where he leads initiatives aimed at improving capital productivity and developing growth strategies for utilities.12
- Client Engagements: His recent projects include:
- Supporting a major government energy department in creating a commercialization strategy involving key technologies like hydrogen and carbon capture.
- Leading the development of a decarbonization pathway for a regional utility, integrating renewable energy sources.
- Overseeing operational transformations that have resulted in significant cost reductions and improvements in safety and reliability for utility clients.12
Education
Adam holds an MBA from The Wharton School, focusing on Corporate Development and Decision Analysis, and a BA from Yale University in Ethics, Politics, and Economics.2
Community Involvement
Outside of his professional responsibilities, Adam serves on the board of Genesys Works Houston, an organization dedicated to connecting underserved high school students with internships that provide essential training and career opportunities. He is also involved in various volunteer activities and enjoys spending time with his family.12
Highlights
What actions can US states and their leaders consider to ensure their net-zero transitions deliver for all?
In our new article, my McKinsey colleagues and I outline three ways state leaders can jump-start (and accelerate) their decarbonization journey
Click the article below to learn more about these tactical steps—and four essential roles US state leaders can play—to help ensure their states meet net-zero goals efficiently and equitably while unlocking additional value.
