Alice Corovessi has studied Business Administration, Marketing and Computer Programming and started her career in Tourism and Real Estate. Since 2009 she has been actively involved in promoting energy efficiency and sustainability in the building sector and the built environment. Her key focus is the design, development, and implementation of strategies for medium and large scale “green” projects that seek to spread their commitments to the values of sustainability and resilience. She is among the co-founders and Managing Director of INZEB (www.inzeb.org), a non-profit organisation active in energy and sustainability research and advocacy activities.

She works closely with EU institutions and leads activities related to the design, management and dissemination of the mission and results of the Renovate Europe Campaign, the European Alliance to Save Energy and the Coalition for Energy Savings in Greece. She is a founding member and curator of the Greek Chapter of the Association of Energy Engineers.

She participates as an expert in a significant number of research projects funded by the European Commission and other funding bodies.

Her personal interests include the social aspects of energy and in this context, she is the co-author of four books and studies on energy poverty alleviation. In 2017 she received the Energy Professional Development Award – Western Europe Region from the Association of Energy Engineers in the USA for her achievements regarding the development of the energy engineering and management profession in Western Europe.

She is fluent in Greek, English, German and Serbian and is a beginner in Arabic.