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Yvonne Fuller

Principal

United Kingdom

Yvonne provides energy companies with robust upstream and midstream economic analysis in complex strategy and litigation cases.

Yvonne Fuller

Areas of Focus

Past Experience

PA Consulting
Consultant
PHB Hagler Bailly
Consultant
Putnam, Hayes & Bartlett
Analyst

Yvonne Fuller

Yvonne is a Principal at Arthur D. Little, based in our London office, and a member of our global energy practice, focusing on energy economics.

Since joining Arthur D. Little in 2002, Yvonne has worked on oil and gas market modeling throughout the value chain, including upstream, LNG, gas pipelines, trading and retail. 

Over the past decade, the majority of her work has been in dispute resolution, focused on supporting upstream and midstream arbitrations and litigations in Europe, North Africa, Asia and the Middle East.

Yvonne started her career as an energy analyst in 1998.

Where to go from here: The race for decarbonization
Energy, Utilities & Resources, Energy Efficiency
Where to go from here: The race for decarbonization
Nick White, Yvonne Fuller
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Oil, Gas & Other Natural Resources
Analysis of the proposed gas directive amendment
Yvonne Fuller, Michael Kruse
This report reviews the recently proposed amendment to the Gas Directive, as put forward by the European Commission, which has been submitted to the European Parliament and the Council of the EU in November of 2017.The proposed amendment suggests the extension of the Third Energy Package, to include gas import pipelines from third countries.This would mean that these import pipelines would also become subject to the four key principles of
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Oil, Gas & Other Natural Resources
LNG still in transit
Yvonne Fuller
The LNG industry finds itself today in a very different situation than was expected 10 years ago. Several key disruptions have occurred: shale gas turned the US from an LNG importer into an LNG exporter, imports to Japan boomed to replace nuclear electricity production after Fukushima, and European gas demand collapsed due to the combined effects of the global recession and cheap coal. There are new types of players in the market, spot-trading volumes have increased, and global prices have converged. But much remains the same.
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Yvonne Fuller

Yvonne is a Principal at Arthur D. Little, based in our London office, and a member of our global energy practice, focusing on energy economics.

Since joining Arthur D. Little in 2002, Yvonne has worked on oil and gas market modeling throughout the value chain, including upstream, LNG, gas pipelines, trading and retail. 

Over the past decade, the majority of her work has been in dispute resolution, focused on supporting upstream and midstream arbitrations and litigations in Europe, North Africa, Asia and the Middle East.

Yvonne started her career as an energy analyst in 1998.

Where to go from here: The race for decarbonization
Energy, Utilities & Resources, Energy Efficiency
Where to go from here: The race for decarbonization
Nick White, Yvonne Fuller
Find out more
Oil, Gas & Other Natural Resources
Analysis of the proposed gas directive amendment
Yvonne Fuller, Michael Kruse
This report reviews the recently proposed amendment to the Gas Directive, as put forward by the European Commission, which has been submitted to the European Parliament and the Council of the EU in November of 2017.The proposed amendment suggests the extension of the Third Energy Package, to include gas import pipelines from third countries.This would mean that these import pipelines would also become subject to the four key principles of
Find out more
Oil, Gas & Other Natural Resources
LNG still in transit
Yvonne Fuller
The LNG industry finds itself today in a very different situation than was expected 10 years ago. Several key disruptions have occurred: shale gas turned the US from an LNG importer into an LNG exporter, imports to Japan boomed to replace nuclear electricity production after Fukushima, and European gas demand collapsed due to the combined effects of the global recession and cheap coal. There are new types of players in the market, spot-trading volumes have increased, and global prices have converged. But much remains the same.
Find out more

More About Yvonne
  • PA Consulting
    Consultant
  • PHB Hagler Bailly
    Consultant
  • Putnam, Hayes & Bartlett
    Analyst