Vincent Minier is Vice President Energy Transition Research at the Schneider Electric™ Sustainability Research Institute. His research covers notably demand side decarbonization through digital, electrification and renewable in Buildings and Cities, including Electrical vehicle integration. As an energy expert, Vincent is also involved in several international organizations, think tanks or industry associations.
Before this role, Vincent spent over 25 years at Schneider Electric with several positions at both operations and global levels. Early 2024, Vincent was a visiting consultant at the International Energy Agency, contributing notably to the Battery report and advanced Flexibility research. In 2021-2022, Vincent was a Materials,...
Vincent Minier is Vice President Energy Transition Research at the Schneider Electric™ Sustainability Research Institute. His research covers notably demand side decarbonization through digital, electrification and renewable in Buildings and Cities, including Electrical vehicle integration. As an energy expert, Vincent is also involved in several international organizations, think tanks or industry associations.
Before this role, Vincent spent over 25 years at Schneider Electric with several positions at both operations and global levels. Early 2024, Vincent was a visiting consultant at the International Energy Agency, contributing notably to the Battery report and advanced Flexibility research. In 2021-2022, Vincent was a Materials, Energy and Infrastructure Platform fellow at the World Economic Forum, contributing to shaping the Net Zero Carbon City initiative and lead the design of new supporting tools triggering decarbonization investments in Cities.
Vincent holds both a Doctor of Science degree and PhD degree in Optoelectronics, and an Engineering Degree in Physics from National Polytechnic Institute of Grenoble (France), completed by a Finance for Executive Education program at INSEAD.
