Energy bankers in NYC?

While most Oil / Gas bankers are primarily located in Houston to my understanding, are there any based out of NYC?

Separately are there any energy subsectors (ex P/U) consistently based out of NYC like renewables?

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Several energy transition–focused boutiques are based in New York, including Marathon Capital (also Chicago), PEI Global, and CRC-IB. Today, “energy transition” has become a broad umbrella term, and these firms effectively cover the full spectrum of energy and infrastructure rather than a narrow subset. Nomura follows a similar model, with its Greentech team based in New York and operating much like these boutiques.For traditional energy, some banks maintain satellite coverage teams in New York. Basically, MDs wanna live in NY for personal reasons. For example, BofA and TPH have a midstream presence in New York. 

 

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