Thibault Guibert

Partner

Domaines d'intervention

Sectors

Energy and utilities
Industry
Technologies

Consulting expertise

Strategy
Managing complex projects
Sustainable performance

Additional mandates

Member of the Executive Committee

Training and Certifications

Centrale Supélec / ESCP Business School double degree (2010)
Transitions Centrale Supelec ExEd program

Expert for

Institut Montaigne Energy-Climate Group

In a nutshell

+ 15 years of consulting expertise
Partner since 2021
Specialist in energy issues and technological transformations

Contributions and books by our expert

Our job is also to reflect, decipher and share. Here you'll find our analyses, our convictions and our short formats.

Energy & utilities

IA: betting on decarbonized energy for sovereign leadership

France is evolving in an international context marked by a strong Sino-American focus on AI (Stargate, Deepseek), and within a Europe that has yet to get to grips with the Draghi report, in order to build a sovereign AI and avoid becoming a consumer market for foreign technologies.

Energy & utilities

How can we achieve carbon neutrality on a European scale?

| Faced with the urgency of climate change, the "Green Pact for Europe" aims to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. Today, however, this ambitious project is hampered by the successive uncertainties generated by years of pandemics, energy price inflation and the war in Ukraine. Yet the transition to a low-carbon economy also represents a formidable vector for innovation, energy security and green job creation.

Energy & utilities

Energy transition: solidarity solutions

Since the signing of the Paris Agreements, the member countries of the European Union have been committed to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. In France, the roadmap is the National Low-Carbon Strategy, adopted in 2015 and revised every five years. However, the national trajectory is currently insufficient. Between 2015 and 2018, France exceeded its "carbon budget" by 62 million tonnes of CO2. Published in April 2022, the report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) estimates that three years remain to limit global warming to 1.5° Celsius.