Emmanuel Fages
Emmanuel is a Senior Partner in the Roland Berger Paris office. He has worked for over 20 years in the energy sector, in different environments such as utilities, financial energy markets and strategy consulting. Emmanuel is knowledgeable in every part of the energy value chain, from resource exploitation to energy services, through equipment manufacturing, and power generation. In the context of formidable changes at work in the industry, driven by the rapid improvement of decentralized generation economics and the penetration of digital, he helps his clients adapt their business models as well as identify new opportunities, as historic sources of value and industrial organization paradigms are shattered. Throughout his career, Emmanuel has authored many research papers and spoke at a large number of high-level conferences. He regularly appears in the specialized and generalist press.
Emmanuel graduated from ESSEC with an MBA and holds a PhD in Economics.
How deeply is AI changing our society?
STUDY, November 19, 2024
Available in FR
Decarbonization of commercial road transport: what perspectives for 2050?
Article, July 23, 2024
EV Charging Index 2024: EV growth slows as attention turns to infrastructure
Study, July 10, 2024
EV Charging Index: Expert insight from France
Article, September 15, 2023
Ports and green hydrogen: Match made in heaven?
Article, September 12, 2023
Value capture in green hydrogen
Study, May 22, 2023
New opportunities in the evolving global gas market
Article, February 16, 2023
Unlocking Hydrogen Growth in the Middle East
Study, January 10, 2023
Clean Hydrogen Radar
Article, November 8, 2022
The way towards a renewable future
Article, October 26, 2022
Rising energy and CO2 prices – An opportunity to act?
Article, October 20, 2022
Transporting the fuel of the future
Study, November 4, 2021
Sustainability and the emerging circular economy
Article, June 4, 2021
Available in FR
Covid-19: Sectorial impacts & recovery levers for the European economy
Focus, June 14, 2020
Available in FR
Les métiers de l’environnement pourraient couvrir 30% des émissions de GES à réduire en 2050
Point of view, February 13, 2019