PhD Seminar

The PhD Seminar of the Paris Community in Economics and Management of the Energy Shift (CEMES) takes place once a month on Wednesday from 18:00 to 19:00 at Caisse des Dépôts Group. It aims at providing a friendly and informal atmosphere in which ongoing research can be presented and discussed. The seminar welcomes both theoretical, empirical and applied works covering concepts and methods broadly related to the growing field of Economics and Management of the Energy Shift.

The seminar welcomes presentations both by young scholars and PhD students.

If you are interested, please confirm your presence by sending an email to cemes.paris[at]gmail.com. Also feel free to contact us whether you would like to present or discuss a research article.

CALENDAR 2019/2020

26th February 2020, Alexandre Cornet (University Paris 1). Land use and the energy shift. Discutant: Quentin Hoarau.
11th December 2019, Daniel Driscoll (University of California San Diego). Enacting Country-Level Carbon Prices.

27th November 2019, Hadrien Lantremange (University Paris I). Ecological disorder: insights from open system thermodynamics for developing a common langage between economics and ecology.

13th November 2019, Vincent Bouchet (École Polytechnique) and Theo Le Guenedal (ENSAE). Carbon price sensitivity and Credit Risk.

9th October 2019, Carmen Carmacho (PSE) and Alexandre Cornet (University Paris 1). Pollution diffusion in spatial growth model. Discutant: Côme Billard.

SEMINARS 2018/2019

5th June 2019, Theo Le Guenedal (Amundi). The Alpha and Beta of ESG Investing. Discutant: Emmanuel Bovari.

15th May 2019, Ekaterina Reshetnikova (University Paris 13, EcoAct). Finance-smart climate metrics and 1.5°C-aligned science-based targets for multi asset investment portfolios. Discutant: Vincent Bouchet.

10th April 2019, Alexandre Cornet (University Paris 1). Peak-load management: from back-up fossil fuels to stored intermittent renewable energy. Discutant: Quentin Hoarau.

13th March 2019, Vivian Depoues (University of Versailles, ADEME, I4CE, SNCF). Decision-making for adapting network-infrastructure to climate change. The case-study of SNCF.

13th February 2019, Adrien Fabre (Paris School of Economics, Université Paris 1). Evolution of EROIs Until 2050: Estimation Using the Input-Output Model THEMIS. Discutant: Fatma Rostom.

16th January 2019, Behrang Shirizadeh (CIRED & TOTAL GRP). Optimal trajectories toward zero emission of CO2 in France by 2050; Robust decision making to assess energy resources, carriers and storage options. Discutant: Emmanuel Bovari.

19th December 2018, Aurélien Bigo (École Polytechnique, Chair Energy & Properity). How to decarbonize the transport sector in France by 2050? Discutant: Vivien Fisch.

21st November 2018, Julie Mayer (University Paris Dauphine) and Mathias Guerineau (University of Nantes). Turning hydrogen technology into a market: analysis of actors' collective strategies. Discutant: Vincent Bouchet.

24th October 2018, Sandra Renou (École Polytechnique). The creation of an industry - The case of the Renewable Energy Trade Association in France. Discutant: Clémence Bourcet.

26th September 2018, Fatma Rostom (University Paris 1, Chair Energy & Prosperity). Fair Sharing of Natural Resources among Countries and Generations: a Dynamic Cooperative Game. Discutant: Emmanuel Bovari.

4th July 2018, Clémence Bourcet (University Paris 13, Chair Energy & Prosperity). Crowdfunding for Renewable Energy: Case Study of a French Platform. Discutant: Emmanuel Bovari.

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