Élyse Fournier earned a Master’s in civil engineering from the Université de Sherbrooke. As an undergraduate, she consulted in municipal engineering and construction. She has worked on issues such as hydrological modeling and management of water resources in a changing climate. At Ouranos since 2014, Mrs. Fournier carries out projects related to energy- and water-management programs in Québec and internationally as part of the Climate Scenarios and Services Group.
Securing Rail Shipping in a Warming Climate
The US Federal Railroad Administration adopting new safety standards to protect against rail buckling
The state of New York launching a full portfolio of measures to adapt to climate change
The state of New York launching a full portfolio of measures to adapt to climate change
Establishing a Climate Change Advisory Committee to better evaluate impacts
Centrica creating a climate change advisory committee to support its climate change strategy
Incorporating climate change into land reclamation
Enhancing the ability of land reclamation planning tools to take account of climate change impacts and support adaptation decision-making.
Engaging the Public into Climate Resilience
Réseau de Transport d’Électricité de France engaging consumers to manage peak electricity demand with communication expertise.
Increasing nuclear power plants resilience with dry-cooling
Eskom making the strategic decision to invest in nuclear power plant dry-cooling.
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