Paul-Etienne Pini

Paul-Etienne Pini, born in 1996, obtained a Scientific Baccalaureate before joining the rigorous French 'Classe Préparatoire' undergraduate track at the Lycée Henri-IV Paris (2014), where he majored in History, Geography and Development Policy.

In 2014, he passed the competitive entrance exams for École Normale Supérieure de Lyon, where he earned a research Master's (MPhil) in Geography, Decision-Making and Environment co-supervised at Oxford University. He subsequently completed an Exchange MA in Political Science & International Relations at Columbia University in New York City.

Having worked as an energy policy consultant at the OECD (2017, 2018, 2019), he is currently an energy infrastructure consultant for the United Nation's IAEA in Vienna and a vice-president of for the Energy & Environment program of the GEG, a booming Paris-based E.U. policy think-tank.

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