Fantin Melet
Policy Specialist, Energy (Oecd, Iea, Nea) @U.S. Mission To The Oecd
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WORK HISTORY
Policy Specialist, Energy (Oecd, Iea, Nea) @U.S. Mission To The Oecd
I support U.S. engagement on international energy policy, working closely with the OECD, International Energy Agency and the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency:• Lead policy analysis on energy transition, security of supply, and geopolitical dynamics, informing U.S. positions in multilateral discussions• Represent the United States in OECD and IEA committees and working groups, engaging directly with international counterparts• Draft high-level briefings, talking points, and speeches for senior officials, including ambassador-level engagements• Contribute to the preparation and negotiation of ministerial-level outcomes, including the IEAMinisterial meeting• Coordinate across U.S. government stakeholders ard international partners to align positions on complex energy policy issues• Organize and support high-level diplomatic visits and bilateral engagements in the energy sector
EDUCATION
UCL
Bachelor of Science - BS, Philosophy, Politics and Economics with Data Analysis
Université Paris Dauphine - PSL
Bachelor's degree - First year, Applied Economics
Lycée Charles Péguy Paris 11
French Baccalauréat, Scientific Baccalauréat
Imperial Business School
Master of Science - MS, Management
ENA - Ecole nationale d'administration
Formation continue de type réglementaire - Cycle de formation des collaborateurs parlementaires, Public Administration
ABOUT FANTIN MELET
I specialize in international energy policy, with a focus on multilateral negotiations, energy security, and the geopolitics of the energy transition and critical minerals.At the OECD, I work at the intersection of policy and diplomacy, supporting engagement with the International Energy Agency and contributing to high-level discussions involving the G7, G20, and other international forums. My role includes policy analysis, briefing senior officials, and supporting negotiations on complex energy issues.Previously, I gained experience in political institutions and public affairs, including at the French Parliament and in the private sector, which strengthened my ability to operate in fast-paced, high-stakes environments.I am particularly interested in roles at the intersection of:• Energy policy and geopolitics• International organizations and multilateral negotiations• Public affairs and strategic advisory in the energy transitionI am always open to connecting with professionals working on energy, international policy, and geopolitical risk.
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