Henrique is an energy market specialist with 20 years of experience across the energy sectors of nine countries in Asia, Europe, and Latin America. His work spans public policy, government relations, and environmental advocacy, with a focus on advancing a just energy transition grounded in strong social and environmental safeguards.
At the Global Methane Hub (GMH), he supports the implementation of the organization’s sectorial and cross-cutting programs, mapping and engaging key partners and stakeholders across Latin America. He contributes to the design and execution of grants, represents GMH at key convenings, and helps strengthen the region’s leadership in methane mitigation diplomacy, policy-making, and concrete mitigation action.
As co-founder of Interface Advocacy Ambiental, he worked to promote policy and advocacy initiatives supporting Brazil’s energy transition. He later joined the Climate Champions Team, contributing to global efforts to reduce methane emissions from fossil fuels.
Earlier in his career, he served as a government relations director and subsequently country manager at a British public affairs consultancy specializing in emerging markets. In this role, he worked closely with Brazil’s environmental agency, federal ministries, the National Congress, state governors, and mayors to advance renewable energy generation and transmission projects, as well as initiatives related to the digital economy, data protection, human rights, and climate resilience.
Henrique holds a masters degree in international economic relations from FLACSO (Argentina) and Universitat de Barcelona (Spain), and a bachelor’s degree in international relations from the University of Brasília