Danielle Devogelaer

Danielle Devogelaer is part of the Energy-Transport team at the Brussels-based Federal Planning Bureau. Her principal research interests lie in the fields of long-term energy and emissions’ projections with a passion for electricity. Accomplishments include the analysis of national black-outs, the documentation of long-term energy projections with the PRIMES model, impact assessments of the European Climate-Energy Packages on the Belgian energy system (and economy), and the electricity modelling of the future Belgian power system.

Devogelaer is member of several energy commissions publishing policy relevant reports on the Belgian long-term energy future as well as on the ideal energy mix for Belgium. She was assigned by the federal Minister of Energy to perform additional analyses in the framework of the Energy Pact, Belgium’s long-term vision on the energy transition, and of the NECP, the integrated National Energy and Climate Plan every Member State has to submit in order to build a clean energy system for all Europeans.

She is member of the Organisational Committee of IAEE 2018 conference of the Benelux Association for Energy Economics and member of the Reflection Group on Energy of the Royal Academies for Science and the Arts of Belgium. She is also a member of the Belgian chapter of the International Council on Large Electric Systems (Cigré) on Electricity Markets and Regulation.