Marie Delair was a project manager at the Energy Centre of the Jacques Delors Institute (JDEC). She contributed to the coordination of the Climate Innovation Hub, an coalition of 25 organisations working to ensure that the EU delivers the innovations it needs to be climate neutral by 2050.
She was also a researcher on both German and EU energy policy. Her work partly focused on the role of hydrogen in the energy transition.
Before joining the Jacques Delors Institute, she trained in the section dedicated to Transport and Energy of the European Economic and Social Committee. She was also a trainee at the European Affairs Committee of the German Bundestag.
Marie Delair studied political and social science and graduated from Freie Universität Berlin and Science Po Strasbourg in European Studies. Her working languages are French, English, German and Spanish.
PUBLICATIONS
PUBLICATIONS
Energy Citizenship Country Profiles: France
Climate policy
of the new German Government
The German Energy transition
Cop 26: Europe leads the way towards climate neutrality
Let’s innovate to achieve climate neutrality
Europe needs a political strategy to end energy poverty
MÉDIAS
MEDIAS
Allemagne : manifestation anti-charbon dans un village menacé de disparition par l’extension d’une mine
L’Allemagne pourrait prolonger des centrales à charbon pour réduire sa dépendance au gaz russe
Comment l’Allemagne est devenue accro au gaz russe
Après le nucléaire en 2022, l’Allemagne veut sortir du charbon huit ans plus tôt que prévu (en 2030)
La flambée des prix de l’énergie pousse l’Europe à réagir
Comment l’Allemagne est parvenue à réduire ses émissions de CO₂ deux fois plus vite que la moyenne européenne
ÉVÉNEMENTS
EVENTS
Euroquestions | The German energy transition: challenges for a new coalition [FR]
