Céline Ramstein is a Senior Energy Economist at the World Bank. She currently works in the energy global team, focusing on the energy transition and working with all regions. She is also responsible for developing a new program on strengthening resilience in power systems. Previously, she worked on energy access and renewable energy projects in Africa, and supported teams to integrate climate change considerations in energy projects. Before joining the energy team, she had previously worked within the Climate Change department, where she led analytical work on carbon pricing, including the annual report “State and Trends of Carbon Pricing” and several publications on carbon pricing policies throughout the world. She also coordinated the World Bank’s participation in high-level projects and events (such as the “Stern/Stiglitz Commission on Carbon Prices, COPs and One Planet Summits). She joined the World Bank after working as COP21 Project Manager in Paris, France, at the Institute for Sustainable Development and International Relations (IDDRI). She previously worked at the French Embassy in Washington, D.C., focusing on climate and environmental issues. She holds a Master in International Affairs from Sciences Po Paris and a Masters in Science and Technology from Université Pierre et Marie Curie, which she later complemented with certifications in Project Management, Finance and Renewable Energy.