Gras Catherine

Bio

CEO of Storengy UK and Germany CEO since 10/2018, a fully owned subsidiary of ENGIE. I began my career in the ENGIE Group in 2001 with various roles in Mergers & Acquisitions and then later as CFO of a business unit. This was followed by positions in energy management and trading. Since 2016, I have been Managing Director of Storengy UK Ltd, for which I continue to act as Chairman of the Board. In October 2018 I joined Storengy Deutschland as MD.

• CEO Storengy UK & Germany

  Storengy Deutschland - Full-time From October 2018 to Present

  Managing Director Storengy Deutschland: six storage sites,150 employees, 74 million euros turnover and 17 million EBITDA (2021). Chairwoman of the Board of Storengy UK and GeoEnergieKonzept

• Managing Director

  Storengy UK - Full-time From January 2016 to May 2019

  Managing Director - The largest storage site in the UK, 50 employees, 39 million pounds turnover and 25 million EBITDA (2021).

• Head of Capacity & Physical Assets

  Engie - Full-time From December 2012 to December 2015

  Energy Management & Trading division - Management of a portfolio of contracts necessary to transport and supply gas to end user customers in Europe. 20-person team.

• CFO - Chief Financial Officer

  Engie - Full-time From March 2010 to March 2012

  CFO and EXCOM member of the business unit - 20 billion euros turnover. 10 person-team (business control, MO and market risk).rn

• Deputy Head of Gas optimization

  Engie - Full-time From April 2012 to November 2012

  Energy Management & Trading division - Transition management (in the context of an internal reorganisation)

• Head of Economic and Risk analysis

  Engie (GDF Suez) - Full-time From November 2005 to February 2010

  Exploration and Production BU - Team in charge of acquisition, development projects, market risk and financial communication

• Master in Business Administration (economy and finance)

  Ecole Supérieure des Sciences Economiques et Commerciales From September 1991 to September 1993

• Co Leader extrem

  London Business School & Engie University Issued October 2019
• Nature Based Solutions to Global Challenges Foundation Course

  UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD & Nature Based Solutions Initiative Issued March 2023

Biomethane Economic modelling Energy policy Gas market design Gas Regulation Hydrogen Market-based mechanisms Midstream Portfolio management

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