Martin is an associate partner in McKinsey’s Prague office, focusing on the optimization of large-scale capital projects in the energy sector, primarily in clean energy technologies such as nuclear power and renewables. He advises energy companies and investors across project development and construction—from technology assessments, business case optimization, and contracting strategies to the design of project delivery models and support during execution.
Beyond this, his broader experience includes corporate strategies and business transformations across the energy sector, spanning both power generation and electricity distribution.
His recent client work includes the following:
- supporting a renewables player in the offshore wind industry to define the optimal operating model for the entire project portfolio and improve the business case of its largest (>1.5 GW) offshore wind project across capex and operations
- supporting a nuclear newbuild megaproject for a large European energy company, creating a comprehensive strategy spanning technology selection, timelines, localization, and delivery model setup
- designing the optimal delivery model and contracting terms for an energy construction megaproject
- improving the business case and partnership setup for a Middle Eastern hydrogen production facility by evaluating potential consortium partners and formulating an offtake strategy
- driving the business transformation of a large European energy company by assessing total transformation potential and defining specific initiatives
- leading a post-merger integration project for two large utility and logistics players in the Middle East, including setting up the integration management office and identifying revenue and cost synergies
- defining a coal plant decommissioning and dismantling strategy for a European player by analyzing several options to maximize value
Martin holds an MBA from Columbia University, a master’s degree in advanced finance from Erasmus University Rotterdam, and a bachelor’s degree in economics from Charles University in Prague.