This teaching and research chair was created in 2009 with two aims: to improve our understanding of current changes and challenges in the energy sector, and to promote solutions based on energy efficiency and renewable energy.
This Chair, launched in April 2007 with Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Mines de Paris (http://www.ensmp.fr/), looks at the future of biomass and the new tools of the carbon economy. It explores the development of plant-based energy production value chains and the methods for anticipating changes in the carbon market.
Energy production is at the core of the challenges of economic development, climate conservation and fair access to resources.
To meet these challenges, the students of today will need to devote all their know-how to the pursuit and production of CO2-free energies for tomorrow: nuclear, hydraulic, solar, wind, and clean coal, as well as energy efficiency.
As a partner of Schools and Universities, the Foundation works to support the development of the various disciplines and excellence in energy-related education. Training is thus perfectly adapted to the latest requirements of the nuclear, hydraulic, solar, wind, clean coal and energy efficiency domains.
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