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Didier Hauglustaine, Physicist and CNRS Research Director, Fabien Paulot, Atmospheric Chemistry Researcher at the Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory in Princeton
María Eugenia Sanin, Lecturer in economics at Université Paris Saclay and coordinator of the Sectoral Policies group at the Energy and Prosperity Chair., Olivier Perrin, Partner in the energy, resources and industry sector at Deloitte
Étienne Mathias, Head of Agriculture, Forestry and Land use at Citepa
In 2022, 53.8 billion tonnes of greenhouse gases (GHGs) were released into the atmosphere by human activities.
Johanna Ayrault, Postdoctoral researcher at École des MINES Paristech
Philippe Drobinski, CNRS Research Director at the Dynamic Meteorology Laboratory (LMD*) and Professor at Ecole Polytechnique (IP Paris)
Global warming is altering heating and cooling requirements, which in turn is influencing our energy consumption.
Sylvain Cros, Research Engineer at the Dynamic Meteorology Laboratory of École polytechnique (IP Paris), Riwal Plougonven, Professor at École polytechnique (IP Paris) and Senior Lecturer at the Dynamic Meteorology Laboratory (LMD)
Emmanuel Hache, Assistant and Economist-Prospector at IFP Énergies nouvelles and Research Director at IRIS, Candice Roche, Research Fellow in Geopolitics of Metals and Ecological Transition at IFPEN, Vincent d’Herbemont, Civil engineer in the economics and environmental assessment department at IFP énergies nouvelles
Through its "Vision 2030" project, Saudi Arabia is demonstrating its ambition to become a leader in low-carbon technologies.
Industry EnergyYannick Peysson, R&D Program Manager at IFPEN, Ghislain Trullenque, Geothermal researcher at Institut polytechnique UniLaSalle and scientific coordinator of the MEET project, Arnaud Baudot , Head of R&D Strategic Metals for Sustainable Mobility at IFPEN
France possesses a geothermal lithium reserve, never before exploited industrially anywhere in the world.