Benjamin Lowe is a Partner at Roland Berger’s Energy & Utilities practice. In his role, he advises utilities, OEMs, developers, and investors on the implications of the energy transition, with a focus on current and emerging storage technologies (such as lithium and long-duration storage), renewable energy, sustainability, and other related topics.

Among his notable projects, Benjamin has served as the principal investigator for an influential industry study on the Levelized Cost of Storage (now part of LCOE+) over the past 10 years. He brings more than 20 years of experience in the electric power sector, having held roles such as Director of Policy and Market Development, Strategic Planning Manager, and earlier in his career, as a reporter specializing in the electric industry. Benjamin earned his MBA from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management and a BA in Economics-Political Science from Columbia University.

Benjamin Lowe brings extensive experience in policy development, commodity analysis, and renewable energy and energy storage valuation. His broad expertise also spans alternative utility regulatory models, supply chain management, and wholesale power markets, making him a trusted advisor in navigating complex energy systems. His academic background, combined with his professional experience, allows him to provide clients with actionable insights and strategic solutions in the rapidly evolving global electricity market.