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Should I offset or should I plough? : voluntary carbon offsets and ETS in an evolutionary model

Companies with high emissions can offset their climate impact by participating in emission reduction projects through voluntary carbon markets (VCMs) in several countries. Firms...

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Matteo Mazzarano Simone Borghesi MR SV
Article
The regulatory framework for independent aggregators
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Policy Paper
A framework for electricity grid data exchange and reuse for AI foundation models : reflections on five implementation aspects
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Mathieu Lanéelle

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Biography

Mathieu Lanéelle is currently France’s Regional Manager of Allego one of the largest charging point operators in Europe.

Allego was founded in 2013 in the Netherlands as part of grid operator Alliander. It offers smart charging solutions for electric cars, motors, buses and trucks. For consumers, businesses, and cities. Allego is also building an international charging network with already 28,000+ charge points operational throughout Europe.

Matthieu has more than 20 years of experience in business development in the energy sector for Total Energies, including the development of its business for operating and installing EV charging infrastructure. Before joining Total, he has work experience as a consultant and energy markets analyst at the French Regulatory Commission (CRE).

Mathieu has two master’s degrees. He is an energy engineer (CentraleSupélec 1997) and he gets an ESSEC Business school joint degree (1997).

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