Lawyer from the University of Buenos Aires (UBA), with a Master in Negotiation from the Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina (UCA) and Energy Risk Professional (ERP®) certified by the Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP).

Marina is an expert in the energy transition, advising governments and companies on public policy and legal, contractual, and commercial matters. She currently works on various projects in Europe and Latin America related to renewable energy, hydrogen and biomethane markets, natural gas and LNG, sustainable carbon cycles, CCUS (Consumer Carbon and Sustainable Use), and other opportunities for decarbonizing the economy. Her experience spans 30 years in the international energy industry, including management positions in legal and commercial roles at REPSOL and CEPSA, and as an independent consultant.

Marina has led the Study on Regulations for Hydrogen Development in Argentina (IDB Contract No. 3759/OC-AR), is a member of the Working Group on Regulation of the European Clean Hydrogen Alliance (ECHA) established by the European Commission, a member of the Pre-Committee of Subjects established by the Registry of Guarantees of Origin for Renewable Gases of Spain and a participant in the Stakeholder Group of CertifHy®.

She is a Professor and Coordinator of the Diploma in Hydrogen Management (Faculty of Engineering, Universidad Austral. Argentina) and Professor of the Master's in Energy and Energy Transition (Faculty of Law, International University of La Rioja UNIR. Spain).