Frederic Gonand

Professor Frédéric Gonand currently serves as a leading figure at Université Paris Dauphine - PSL, where he holds the position of Professor of Economics and directs the Masters-Exec.Master program in Energy, Environment, and Art. His role involves shaping the next generation of policymakers and researchers by integrating rigorous economic analysis with practical insights into energy and environmental issues. As a seasoned consultant, Gonand leverages his extensive expertise in environmental economics, energy policy, and macroeconomics to advise both public authorities and private sector stakeholders on sustainable energy transitions, regulatory frameworks, and climate change mitigation strategies.

His key projects often focus on designing economically efficient policies for renewable energy deployment, carbon pricing, and energy market regulation. Gonand’s research, published in prominent journals such as JEEM and Ecological Economics, emphasizes the intersection of ecological sustainability and economic growth, providing valuable insights into the economic impacts of energy policies. His experience as an economic advisor to France’s Minister of the Economy, Christine Lagarde, and his tenure as a Commissioner at the French Energy Regulation Authority, underscore his capacity to translate complex economic theories into actionable policy recommendations.

In addition to his academic and advisory roles, Gonand is actively involved in guiding doctoral research, having supervised four PhD theses, and contributes to the strategic development of the university’s programs that blend economics with environmental and artistic disciplines. His multifaceted expertise, combined with his leadership in energy economics and policy analysis, positions him as a key influencer in shaping sustainable energy policies and fostering innovative approaches to environmental challenges within France and beyond.