Chair or Research Initiative
Research initiative on the energy mix by 2050
Partner since 2008
TSE and ENGIE have been collaborating for more than 15 years. This partnership combines academic research activities with exchanges designed to inform the Group’s strategic thinking on the challenges of the energy transition. In particular, it seeks to advance research that deepens the analysis and understanding of the optimal energy mix for 2050.
Activities
- Research projects on issues of common interest,
- Dissemination of research findings to stakeholders and decision-makers in the energy sector.
The research projects supported through this partnership are designed from a long-term perspective and involve regular interactions between TSE researchers and ENGIE teams.
Priority research areas
- The optimal energy mix for 2050
- Capital budgeting and evaluation of long-term investment decisions in the energy sector
ENGIE draws on TSE’s economic expertise and modelling know-how, seeking the objectivity of long-term academic research.
News
June 4-5, Energy and Climate Economics Conference
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Research
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Energy and Climate
ENGIE and TSE: a strategic partnership serving the energy transition
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Corporate Relations
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Energy and Climate
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Partnership research
About ENGIE
ENGIE is a global French energy and industrial group whose activities are guided by a strategy aimed at achieving carbon neutrality through the development of renewable energy and the optimization of energy systems.
All publications
Discounting along the merit order, with an application to the electricity market
A model of vertical restraints and labeling: the case of green gases
Optimal adaptation policies under a carbon budget constraint
Prosumers: Grid vs. individual storage
Contact
Christian Gollier
Scientific director
Eve Séjalon
Responsable Partenariats de recherche et Centres
Pascale Maréchal
Chargée de projets partenariats de recherche
