I am a lawyer from Chile and I have a Master Degree in European and International Energy Law of Technische Universität of Berlin. My mather thesis was called "Regulation of cross-border hydrogen networks" (2021), and since then I would like to further deepen my knowledge and contribute to the field, both at work and in research.
When it comes to an emerging industry that requires innovation, it is important that the voice of skilled women who have much to contribute is heard. Generating such networks creates not only an organisational opportunity but also a convergence of ideas with a different perspective.
I am a lawyer from Chile and I have a Master's degree in Energy Law.
My interest in the energy sector was born during the development of my Bachelor thesis related to support schemes for renewable energy sources. This research of two years that turned out to be the rudder of my professional career.
I have worked professionally in the public sector, specifically in the Ministry of Transport in administrative law matters. In the last years of my professional career, I have worked in the private sector for consulting companies on infrastructure projects, electricity and energy regulation. Likewise, I have been involved in comparative analysis in distributed energy resources and rural electrification systems.
During the years 2020-2021, I studied the Master "European and International Energy Law" at Technische Universität of Berlin. This was a very pleasant experience, and it pushed me to go into hydrogen issues. Thus, I wrote my master's thesis “Regulation of cross-borders hydrogen networks” which encouraged me to further deepen my knowledge in the field and contribute to this innovative and key industry for an energy transition.
