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Annalena Hagenauer is a core member of the Climate & Sustainability and Energy practices at Boston Consulting Group.

She works with private and public sector clients on emission reduction, climate policies, and regulation, as well as on identifying innovation and growth opportunities in the context of the green energy and net-zero transition, both globally and in the Middle East.

Recently, Annalena developed a comprehensive decarbonization roadmap for a major economy in the Middle East, developed a sustainability strategy for a leading European logistics player, advised a government on its strategic transition to a greener and less carbon-intensive economy, and developed a countrywide carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) strategy for an industrial goods player in the Middle East.

Prior to joining BCG, Annalena worked as an economic consultant in London, focusing on energy sector regulation and international arbitration.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

EDUCATION

  • Master in Economics and Finance, Barcelona School of Economics  
  • Advanced Diploma in Economics, University of Cambridge 
  • BSc, International Business Administration, Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University/Nanyang Technological University 
  • LLB, International and European law, The Hague University of Applied Sciences 

Publications and Videos

COP28: The Path to Net Zero

The GCC’s green transition journey unveils costs and opportunities for nations and businesses to ensure a sustainable, net zero future.

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Net Zero Meets Green Growth: How GCC Countries Can Transition to Net Zero While Growing Their Economies

Discover the dynamic world of esports, covering its unique features, evolution, and the Middle East's promising role as an emerging leader in this rapidly growing industry.

A Defining Moment in History at COP28

COP28 is an opportunity for leaders to future-proof their countries and businesses. It’s time to meet the challenge in the Middle East and beyond.