Pierre-Laurent Lucille
Chief Economist, Engie
After graduating from Ecole des Mines de Paris and Paris-Dauphine University, Pierre-Laurent has been devoting his career to the Energy industry. He joined ENGIE at the dawn of European energy market liberalization in 2000 to head a team of quantitative analysts in economics, regulation and finance. He then joined Natran (French gas Transmission System Operator) as head of European affairs, involved in the preparation of gas network codes within ENTSOG (European Association of gas TSOs). In 2012 He joined ENGIE Global Energy Management where he lead the long term gas supply contracts negotiations team. He concluded several key negotiations leading to a structural change in ENGIE’s gas supply portfolio. In March 2019, he joined ENGIE’s Corporate strategy division as Chief Economist of the Group in charge of providing mid and long term guidance on the evolution of energy markets.
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14 November 2025
Europe’s energy future: balancing climate goals and competitiveness
Bruegel’s 20th anniversary event in Brussels, jointly organised with the National Bank of Belgium