Margherita Bianchi is Junior Researcher in the" Energy, Climate and Resources" and in the "EU, Politics and Institutions" programs at the Istituto Affari Internazionali (IAI). From 2014 to 2016 she worked at the European Parliament charged with the policy analysis of several dossiers in the ENVI and ITRE committees, following their parliamentary procedure. In 2017, she joined the task force for the Italian G7 Presidency.
IAI and UN Environment are among her traineeship experiences. In October 2018 she was chosen by the EPSC, the EU Commission's in-house think tank, as Italian representative to join the Leadership Academy, where she discussed the future of EU27 with European Commissioners, senior officials, journalists and other European key players.
Margherita graduated cum laude in International Relations from the Catholic University of Milan with an exchange period in Paris. She holds two masters in European Affairs and EU Law, from the LUISS School of Government, Rome, and the Institut d’études européennes (IEE-ULB), Brussels.
From Findings to Market: Perspectives and Challenges for the Development of Gas Resources in the East Med
Energy Union Watch, No. 15
Energy Union Watch, No. 14
Assessing European Energy and Industrial Policies and Investments in the Southern Mediterranean Region from a Bottom-up Perspective
Assessing EU–Mediterranean Policies in the Field of Energy from a Bottom-up Perspective: The Case of Morocco
Assessing EU–Mediterranean Policies in the Field of Energy from a Bottom-up Perspective: The Case of Egypt
India's Institutional Governance and the Energy Transition
Brexit and the Future of European Energy Integration: The Stakes
