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Marko Lackovic is a core member of the Energy, Climate & Sustainability, and Transform practices at Boston Consulting Group. Marko is focused primarily on BCG's utilities and power work within the energy industry. He has worked with clients on a broad range of issues including energy transition and decarbonization, transformations, strategy development, operational improvements, zero-based budgeting, and new-business launches across Asia-Pacific and Europe.

Among other projects, Marko led the development of a long-term 'zero emissions' strategies, including abatement levers and their economics, markets and emissions regulation, and related strategies for private and public sector organizations.

Prior to joining the firm, Marko worked in management functions with Ericsson, Huawei, and IBM, as well as in national television and the lottery in Croatia.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

EDUCATION

  • PhD, Telecommunications, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, University of Zagreb
  • MBA, University of Zagreb

Publications and Videos

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Asia-Pacific Is Ready for Renewables. Are Energy Players?

Successful developers and investors take into account market differences. But they also rely on five factors that hold true across the region.
Next-Generation Geothermal for a Low-Carbon World | Rectangle

Accelerating Decarbonization with Next-Generation Geothermal

With new approaches and technological advances, geothermal wells could become a significant source of affordable, sustainable, and reliable energy.
How to Ensure a Just Transition | Rectangle

How to Ensure a Just Transition

The green revolution is taking off, but the transition must be managed thoughtfully to be as fair and inclusive as possible. We have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to get it right.
Five Ways CEOs Can Take On the Climate Challenge | rectangle

Five Ways CEOs Can Take On the Climate Challenge

These strategic steps can help companies in developed and developing countries alike realize their decarbonization commitments.
Can Gas Be Green The Role of Gas in Southeast Asia’s Climate Transition | Rectangle

Can Gas Be Green? The Role of Gas in Southeast Asia’s Climate Transition

As countries seek to balance affordability, security and emissions considerations, gas has the potential to emerge as a promising, lower-carbon solution.
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Riding the Renewables Wave in Asia-Pacific

The region is set to become the key destination for renewable-energy development and investment, with capacity expected to increase by about 2 terawatts by 2030.