James Kneebone

James Kneebone is a seasoned professional in development economics, energy, and international relations with a strong academic background and a diverse work history in prestigious organizations.

Having pursued a Master of Science in International Development Studies from Utrecht University, a Postgraduate Semester in International Policy Analysis from the University of Havana, and Bachelor's degrees in Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies from University College Maastricht and Energy, Environment, and Natural Resources from the University of Sydney, James has a comprehensive educational foundation.

With over 1 year of experience at the European Commission in the DG ENER division focusing on energy security and the EU methane strategy, James has acquired in-depth knowledge in these areas.

Currently, James works as an academic assistant within the gas team at the Florence School of Regulation (EUI), where he concentrates on regulating hydrogen infrastructure, showcasing his expertise in energy regulations and infrastructure development.

Through his previous roles as a Policy Assistant and a Bluebook Trainee at the European Commission, as well as a Research Internship at Stichting Credit4Cuba, James has honed his skills in policy analysis, research, and international relations.

His postgraduate ethnographic research experience in Havana, Cuba adds a valuable cultural perspective to his professional portfolio, distinguishing him as a well-rounded professional in the field.

James Kneebone's passion for energy, international development, and regulatory frameworks positions him as a valuable asset in the realm of development economics and energy policy.

With a strong academic background, real-world experience in prestigious institutions, and a commitment to ongoing research and professional growth, James showcases a profile that combines expertise and passion for creating a positive impact in his field.