Frédéric Gonand (PhD, Hdr, CNU Pr) is a French economist with extensive experience in advising authorities and companies on energy issues. From 2007 to 2011, economic advisor to Mrs Christine Lagarde, then Minister of the Economy in France. Then appointed as Commissioner (2011-2013) of the French Energy Regulation Authority by the French President of the Republic. Since 2013: academic activities (publications in the best academic journals SJR 1 energy/environmental economics) and consulting activities esp. for businesses investing in the energy sector. Director of 3 Master degrees, 1 Executive Master. Currently professor of economics at University Paris-Dauphine; economic advisor and member of the Board of Directors of the French employers’ trade union in the industrial sector (UIMM) and consultant for various consultancy firms and businesses. + Art economics: PhD in Art History (University PSL & Ecole du Louvre)(2022), cofounder of the Exec. Master “Art Markets and Wealth Management”, prof. of Art Markets at Ecole du Louvre. 

Power grids, metals, renewables, natural gas, market design, V2G, power storage.  

“A hybrid electricity-economy model to assess the aggregate impacts of low-carbon transition: an application to France” (with D.Corbier)(2024), Ecological Economics, v.216, 108027. (SJR Cat. Q1). 

“The aggregate effects of the structure of information in low-carbon transition policies: an empirical application to France” (with D.Corbier)(2023), Energy and Climate Change, v.4, 100115. (SJR Cat. Q1). 

2020: Elected for Professorship by the Conseil National des Universités (‘Qualification PR du CNU” – economics). 

2017: French qualification for PhD and research center supervision (Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches, University Paris Dauphine-PSL). Theme: « Transitions, growth and intergenerational inequality ».  

2007: PhD in economics – Ecole Polytechnique (French top school for engineers). Theme: “Pension reforms: macroeconomic impact and redistributive issues”. Summa cum laude.  

2004: Master of Economic analysis (EHESS-X-Ensae-ENS Ulm, 2004). 

2000: Ecole Nationale d’Administration (French top school for civil servants). 

1997: Master of Law (University of Paris II, 1997).  

1995: Master of Political Sciences (Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Paris, laureate, 1995). 

2022: PhD in History of Art – Ecole du Louvre and Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes-PSL. Theme: “The influence of economic factors on Italian paintings in the 16th century: a historiographical and interdisciplinary analysis”.