Juliette de Grandpré has nearly two decades of experience in European climate policy and carbon markets. At NewClimate Institute, she works on defining the role of carbon pricing instruments in national or corporate climate strategies, developing high-integrity principles and ensuring their credible application. Her areas of expertise include the European Green Deal, the EU Emissions Trading Scheme, the EU Carbon Boarder Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), the voluntary carbon market, and Article 6.

Prior to joining NewClimate Institute, she was Senior Policy Advisor on Climate & Energy at WWF Germany, where she led the organisation’s strategic direction on European climate and energy policy advocacy, as well as carbon markets. Her work focused on the future of voluntary carbon markets, offsetting in corporate strategies and contribution claims. Juliette holds a Master’s in European Law from the Free University of Brussels and a Bachelor's in Political Science from the Institut d'Etudes Politiques Strasbourg, with a focus on international relations.