Yannick PEREZ

Yannick PEREZ is an Associate Professor at CentraleSupélec and a Research Fellow at the Armand Peugeot Chair (a collaboration between CentraleSupélec and ESSEC Business School). He also serves as an Economic Advisor at the Loyola de Palacio Chair at the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute.

His educational background includes:

• Habilitation to Direct Research, Université Paris-Dauphine
• Doctorate in Economic Sciences, Université Paris Sorbonne (Highest Honors, Jury Congratulations, Thesis Prize)

Professor PEREZ's research focuses on Energy Economics, with particular emphasis on Smart Grids, the European Energy Market, and Electromobility. His work addresses organizational and regulatory challenges in energy transitions, including electricity market reforms and sustainable transportation systems. His publications consistently examine institutional frameworks for renewable energy integration and grid modernization.

With over 50 publications in leading journals like Energy Policy and Ecological Economics, his work reveals strong thematic continuity in energy market regulation, electromobility economics, and smart grid governance. Recent outputs demonstrate increasing focus on user behavior, business model innovation, and cross-sectoral regulatory coordination in energy-transportation convergence.

His notable scientific recognition includes:

• Thesis Prize for doctoral work on European electricity reforms

His advisory roles at the Armand Peugeot and Loyola de Palacio Chairs indicate active engagement in policy-relevant research, though specific student supervision or grant details aren't publicly documented. These positions involve collaboration with regulators, industry stakeholders, and international institutions on contemporary energy governance challenges.

He contributes to the Governance & Regulation Chair's research ecosystem, which connects academic researchers with public institutions, international organizations, and corporate partners through initiatives like the Digital Governance Challenge and Regulators Club. This network facilitates interdisciplinary analysis of energy infrastructure regulation and market design.