Emmanuel Bergasse

CASE Fellow

Education:

Post-graduate Degree in International Economics, Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées, Paris (1989),
Master Degree in International Economics, University of Paris I, Panthéon-Sorbonne (1988),
Master Degree in European Economics and Law, University of Paris I, Panthéon-Sorbonne (1988).

Languages:

French (native), Spanish (fluent), English (fluent), Russian (basic).

Expertise:

Background:

Current Positions:

Previous Positions:

Administrator at International Energy Agency (IEA/OECD) for the cooperation with Central and Southeast European countries
Long term expert/Energy economist at Georgian Energy Efficiency Centre
Energy Analyst and Project coordinator at Center for Studies and Economic Research in Energy (CEREN)

Selected Publications:

EuroMed Energy Cooperation & the Mediterranean Solar Plan: A unique opportunity for a fresh start in a new era? (CIDOB, Barcelona, July 2011),
Guidebook Heliosthana, a Mediterranean sustainable energy country (WWF International, Brussels, May 2010) – co-author,
Publication Energy in the Western Balkans: The Path to Reform and Reconstruction(IEA/UNDP, Paris, 2008) – co-author,
Main author of Energy in the Western Balkans: The Path to Reform and Reconstruction (2008), and energy policy reviews of Slovak Republic (2006) and Czech Republic (2001),
Contributor to Energy Policy Review Compendium-Central and South East Europe section (2001-2005), Black Sea Energy Survey (2000) and OECD,
Paper Energy Efficiency in Economies in Transition (2004).

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