Marie-Laure FALQUE MASSET
Vice-President for Energy Sufficiency
Climate-Energy Department of the Paris Region Institute (FR)
Biography
Marie-Laure is a Senior Expert at the Paris Region Institute (AREC IDF). At AREC IDF, she manages regional and European projects dealing with energy sufficiency, energy efficiency, renewable energies, observatories, climate change, and financing.
She is a member of the French committee of the European Energy Award (eea) and is on the Board of Directors of ATEE (a French association for energy management and environment).
As Vice-President for Energy Sufficiency at FEDARENE, Marie-Laure focuses on clarifying the definition of energy sufficiency and promoting a broader understanding and acceptance of it. Marie-Laure aims to communicate the importance of this concept by illustrating practical and relatable examples of energy sufficient practices and linking it to tangible improvements in daily life.
Marie-Laure also promotes energy sufficiency as a pillar for decarbonisation and a just transition by moderating and co-hosting webinars and events related to energy sufficiency, participating in hearings, identifying best practices about the topic, and more.
In the News
Inside FEDARENE’s Energy Sufficiency Working Group: Key Takeaways from the Latest Meeting
FEDARENE's working group on energy sufficiency recently met online to define the topic, share their approaches, and outline next steps…
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The Power of Nudges: Driving Energy Sufficiency in Europe
This editorial by Marie-Laure Falque Masset, FEDARENE Vice-President for Energy Sufficiency, explores how behavioural nudges can help us save energy…
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Overcoming Barriers to Energy Sufficiency
Marie-Laure Falque-Masset, Vice-President for Energy Sufficiency at FEDARENE, emphasises the importance of voluntary energy reduction through behavioral changes and collective…
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Enhancing Energy Sufficiency
Marie-Laure Falque-Masset (Vice-President for Energy Sufficiency) writes about the rising interest in energy sufficiency in Europe.
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