Catherine MacGregor, a captain in the energy storm

IWe have to admit, we are a little disappointed. Catherine MacGregor had given us an appointment at the headquarters of Engie, at the beginning of September, in the midst of a crisis. A few days earlier, the main French gas supplier had taken a new blow, Gazprom having cut off gas deliveries to Engie under the pretext of a trade dispute. Shortages are looming, prices are soaring, accusations of “superprofits” are multiplying against energy companies. The gas giant is facing the worst crisis in its history. It is certain, the new general manager, appointed a year ago, with no experience of this kind of storm, will be on a war footing, running to the right, to the left, telephone in her ear, with hardly a few minutes to talk about her. What she takes no pleasure in…

KHANH RENAUD FOR “THE POINT” (x3)