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Business Talk with Charles Weymuller, Chief Economist, EDF

Published on 27 October 2026

The career service is delighted to welcome Charles Weymuller, Chief Economist at EDF, for a Business Talk on Wednesday, 29 October.

We are delighted to welcome Charles Weymuller, Chief Economist at EDF, for a Business Talk on Wednesday, 29 October.

The talk will start at 5:00 p.m. in Auditorium 3 (J.J. Laffont), TSE Building.

Charles Weymuller will talk about : What Priorities for Decarbonised, Competitive and Sovereign Energy ?

Here is a short abstract of the talk:

The European energy system is facing unprecedented challenges. Climate change calls for an acceleration of the decarbonisation. Energy prices are often accused to hamper EU competitiveness. Finally, geopolitical shocks are shaking current EU energy supplies. Fortunately, an ambitious transformation the energy system has the potential to solve these challenges. The presentation will discuss the priorities for investment, organisation and market design, in order to succeed in this transformation.

In order to attend this talk, please register via this form :  https://formulaire.ut-capitole.fr/index.php/664473?lang=en

Please arrive 10 minutes before so we can check your registration, as the talk will start promptly at 5:00 p.m.


Open to students from A1 to PHD students

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