What does the future of energy hold in store?
In 2019, together with the IESE Business School, we are launching Energy Prospectives, a series of high-level talks on the economic, technical and scientific conditions envisaged for the future of the energy sector.
Energy Prospectives gathers figures of recognised international standing due to their experience, vision and knowledge of the energy sector, bringing them closer to business leaders, regulators, executives and academics. These sessions, which are held on the IESE campus, involve two speakers moderated by an IESE professor, and after the presentations the floor is opened up for an open debate with attendees.
Energy Prospectives #14 – Energy, an overview
Carlos Pascual
Senior Vice-Chairman of Global Energy and International Affairs for S&P Global Commodity Insights.
Thomas Schlaak
Global Head of Power, Utilities and Renewable Energy (PU&R) at Deloitte.
Energy Prospectives #13 – Shaping the future: regulatory perspectives on the energy transition
Christian Zinglersen
Director of the EU Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER).
Cani Fernández
President of the Spanish National Markets and Competition Commission (CNMC).
Energy Prospectives #12
Politics and energy
Felipe González
President of the Government of Spain (1982-1996).
José María Aznar
President of the Government of Spain (1996-2004).
Energy Prospectives #11 – Energy transition, impact on the economy and the labor market
Luis de Guindos
Vice President of the European Central Bank and former Minister of Economy, Industry and Competitiveness.
Christopher Pissarides
Professor at the School of Economics and Political Science, London School of Economics. Nobel Laureate in Economic Sciences, 2010.
Energy Prospectives #10 – Visions of the energy transition: California and Europe
Klaus-Dieter Borchardt
Former Deputy Director General for Energy of the European Commission. Senior Energy Advisor at Baker McKenzie in Brussels.
Hannon Rasool
Deputy Director of the California Energy Commission’s Fuels and Transportation Division.
Energy Prospectives #9 – Politics and energy transition
Álvaro Nadal
Chief Economic and Commercial Adviser at the Spanish Economic and Commercial Office in London. Former Minister of Energy, Tourism and Digital Agenda of Spain.
Jordi Sevilla
Economic consultant at Llorente & Cuenca, former president of Red Eléctrica de España and former Minister of Public Administrations.
Energy Prospectives #8
Pablo Hernandez de Cos
Governor of the Bank of Spain.
Martin Wolf
Associate Editor and Chief Economics Columnist of the Financial Times.
Energy Prospectives #7
Cristina Lobillo Borrero
Director of Energy Policy of the European Union.
Nemesio Fernandez-Cuesta
President Eolia Renovables and former Secretary of State for Energy.
Energy Prospectives #6
Gonzalo Escribano
Director of the Energy and Climate Change Program of the Elcano Royal Institute.
Thomas Vahlenkamp
Global Leader of the Energy and Materials Area of McKinsey & Company.
Energy Prospectives #5
Miguel Arias Canete
Former European Commissioner for Climate Action and Energy.
Luis Atienza
Former REE President.
Energy Prospectives #4
Christophe Brougnaux
Director and Senior Partner of Boston Consulting Group (BCG).
Eve Valle
Founder of the economic consultancy QED Economics and former director of the Economic Office of the President of the Government.
Energy Prospectives #3
Andris Piebalgs
Former EU energy commissioner (2004-2009).
Jorge Padilla
Researcher at the Center for Monetary and Financial Studies.
Energy Prospectives #2
Christopher Jones
Promoter of the 20-20-20 agenda of the EU.
Ignacio Pérez Arriaga
Expert in the electricity market and founder of the Technological Research Institute of the Comillas Pontifical University.
Energy Prospectives #1
Michael Liebreich
Founder of Bloomberg New Energy Finance.
Claudio Aranzadi
Former Minister of Industry and Energy.
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