Rob Moore
Associate Director - Public Banks & Development
Rob is an Associate Director, leading E3G's Public Banks & Development work.
Rob in the media
Rob leads E3G’s work on development finance and the role of public banks in catalysing the transition to a climate safe world, with a focus on mobilising support and investment to emerging markets and developing economies.
This includes oversight of E3G’s thought leadership and engagement on international financial architecture reform, delivery of the E3G Public Bank Climate Tracker Matrix for evaluating the alignment of public banks with climate goals, and work to improve the delivery and quality of climate finance through the use of more effective instruments and delivery vehicles. Rob’s team also leads on development and climate finance aspects of key international processes like the G20 and UNFCCC; and holds E3G’s relationships with multi-lateral development banks and development finance institutions, working closely with thematic teams across E3G.
Prior to joining E3G, Rob spent a decade working on energy and climate policy in the UK Government across a range of ministries. This included roles covering domestic electricity market reform and low carbon investment in the Treasury, a number of international climate finance strategy and negotiations roles, and most recently leading the UK team working on international sustainable finance and carbon markets through the publication of the UK’s Green Finance Strategy. Rob also served as a senior member of the UK COP 26 Presidency, overseeing the climate finance, technology and capacity building team. He holds an MSc in Sustainability, Planning & Environmental Policy from Cardiff University.
Rob leads E3G’s work on development finance and the role of public banks in catalysing the transition to a climate safe world, with a focus on mobilising support and investment to emerging markets and developing economies.
This includes oversight of E3G’s thought leadership and engagement on international financial architecture reform, delivery of the E3G Public Bank Climate Tracker Matrix for evaluating the alignment of public banks with climate goals, and work to improve the delivery and quality of climate finance through the use of more effective instruments and delivery vehicles. Rob’s team also leads on development and climate finance aspects of key international processes like the G20 and UNFCCC; and holds E3G’s relationships with multi-lateral development banks and development finance institutions, working closely with thematic teams across E3G.
Prior to joining E3G, Rob spent a decade working on energy and climate policy in the UK Government across a range of ministries. This included roles covering domestic electricity market reform and low carbon investment in the Treasury, a number of international climate finance strategy and negotiations roles, and most recently leading the UK team working on international sustainable finance and carbon markets through the publication of the UK’s Green Finance Strategy. Rob also served as a senior member of the UK COP 26 Presidency, overseeing the climate finance, technology and capacity building team. He holds an MSc in Sustainability, Planning & Environmental Policy from Cardiff University.
