Jonathan Bruegel is a power sector analyst for IEEFA’s Europe team. Before joining IEEFA, Jonathan worked more than 20 years in the energy sector and became an expert on power markets worldwide working for several power generation utilities.
His fields of expertise are conventional/renewable power generation, power storage, hydropower optimization, power market ancillary services, green hydrogen and LNG.
He holds a Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics from Lyon University (France), a Master of Science in Economics from London Metropolitan University and a Master of Science in Econometrics from Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne.
Languages: English (fluent), French (fluent), Spanish (fluent), German (intermediate).
Research from Jonathan Bruegel
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Portugal needs more wind capacity to replace rising Spanish electricity imports
Insights
Portugal precisa de mais capacidade eólica para substituir as crescentes importações de eletricidade de Espanha
Insights
Europe's clean power leaders: How green financing is enabling renewable growth
Report
Italy’s excessive gas-fired power reliance slows renewables buildout
Analysis
France’s nuclear buildout plan must not jeopardise renewables growth
Analysis
Le plan français de développement du nucléaire ne doit pas compromettre la croissance des énergies renouvelables
Analysis
Fortum-Uniper: Finnish taxpayers' staggering losses were predictable and avoidable
Report
Fortum-Uniper: suomalaisten veronmaksajien mittavat tappiot olivat ennakoitavissa ja vältettävissä
Report
Posts from Jonathan Bruegel
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Europe’s leading green electric utilities are well-positioned to issue debt with the European green bond label
Press Release
Finnish taxpayers pay the price for Fortum’s Uniper debacle
Press Release
Suomalaiset veronmaksajat maksavat hinnan Fortumin Uniper-fiaskosta
Press Release
Germany's €2.6 billion sale of STEAG may delay company's coal phase-out
Press Release
