As a Junior Energy Expert at IEECP, Amaryllis contributes to the RENOVERTY and ASSERT projects. She mainly focuses on the CETPI indicator for energy poverty and its replicability. With a background in political sciences from the University of Aberdeen, she holds two years of experience in European affairs and advocacy, where she most notably co-developed a memorandum in Bénin with Plan International. She is currently pursuing a PhD in Ecological Economics at the Faculty of Sciences of the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB). Her PhD research integrates the Theory of Regulation with ecological economics, through a focus on investments in renewables and power market crises and regulations.