Coralie Laurencin
Senior Director, Gas, Power, and Energy Futures
S&P Global
Coralie Laurencin is a senior director with the Gas, Power, and Energy Futures team at S&P Global Commodity Insights.
Coralie specializes in regulation and strategy in European power markets and renewable energy investments. Her work centers on how policy is shaping the energy transition. In particular, she focuses on the European carbon price, the emissions trading scheme (ETS), renewable support frameworks and PPAs, and developing capacity markets.
Before joining S&P Global, Coralie developed onshore wind and biomass projects in the United Kingdom with EFRG. Prior to that, she led the regulatory analysis efforts of boutique investment bank Climate Change Capital, focusing on the ETS in London, and was a part of EDF's commodity market analysis team in Paris. She holds a Master in Management from HEC Paris, France.
Coralie speaks French and English.
Programm
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Driving European Transformation – What are the key pillars of European industrial policy for transformation?
The future of European industrial policy must be re-assessed in the light of competitiveness, sovereignty, and climate action. These elements must be well-balanced to allow for business to play out its full potential for sustainable, climate-neutral growth. The past legislative period was characterized by climate action ambition and energy policy disruption. In the meantime, the competitiveness of the German economic engine has decreased considerably. What are the consequences for European policy? Which European transformation paths are the right ones to strengthen economic power and combat climate change?
Gerd Röders, Geschäftsführender Gesellschafter, G.A. Röders
Kurt Vandenberghe, Directorate-General for Climate Action (DG CLIMA)
Coralie Laurencin, Senior Director, Gas, Power, and Energy Futures, S&P GlobalModeration:
Holger Lösch, stv. Hauptgeschäftsführer, Bundesverband der Deutschen Industrie e.V.
