The Energy and Prosperity Chair is a group of researchers whose work aims to inform public and private decision making around the ecological transition. Over 40 researchers contribute to the Energy and Prosperity Chair, as well as around a dozen doctoral and postdoctoral students from various academic institutions, whose work is published in international journals.

The work of the Chair is based on 4 research axis:

Axis 1 – Sectoral Policies for the Ecological Transition

	Guy Meunier, Research associate – Axis 1 Research Coordinator Guy Meunier is a research director at INRAE, deputy director of the Paris Saclay Applied Economics joint research unit, and a professor at the Ecole Polytechnique. Follow him on LinkedIn and Twitter.
	María Eugenia Sanin, Research associate – Axis 1 Research Coordinator María-Eugenia Sanin is associate professor in Economic Sciences at the Evry Val d’Essonne University. She also contributes to the research axis 4 on Access to Energy. Follow her on LinkedIn and Twitter.
	Aurélien Bigo, Research associate After a thesis on “Les transports face au défi de la transition énergétique ” in 2020, Aurélien Bigo worked on ADEME scenarios and now continues his work as an independent researcher. Follow him on LinkedIn and Twitter.
	Florence Charue-Duboc, Research associate Florence Charue-Duboc is a research director at CNRS’ I3-CRG (UMR 9217). She is also a professor at Ecole Polytechnique’s department of innovation and entrepreneurship management.
	Caroline Devaux, Research associate Caroline Devaux is an associate professor in private law at Nantes University. She is affiliated with the Center of maritime and oceanic law (CDMO). Follow her on LinkedIn.
	Andreas Makoto Hein, Research associate Andreas Hein is a professor in spatial system engineering at SnT, Luxembourg University. He is a Fellow with the Stanford Ignite-Polytechnique program. Follow him on LinkedIn.
	Quentin Hoarau, Research associate Quentin Hoarau is a lecturer at Paris-Nanterre University. His work focuses on the economics of energy transition, particularly in the electricity and transport sectors.
	Maryème Kettani, Research associate Maryème Kettani is an engineer environment economist at SciencesPo’s Observatoire Français des Conjonctures Economiques (OFCE).
	Samuel Klebaner, Research associate Samuel Klebaner is an associate profesor at the University Sorbonne Paris Nord. He focuses on political and economical conflicts within the manufacturing industry.
	Juan Pablo Montero, Research associate Juan Pablo Montero is an economics professor at the University PUC-Chile. He is a research associate with several universities and research institutes.
	Jean-Pierre Ponssard, Research associate and scientific advisor Jean-Pierre Ponssard is an emeritus research director at the CNRS and research associate at CIRANO. He also contributes to the research axis 4 on Access to Energy. Follow him on LinkedIn.
	Ingmar Schumacher, Research associate Ingmar Schumacher is a professor of environmental economics at IPAG Business School in Paris. He co-edits the Environmental & Resource Economics journal. Follow him on Twitter.
	Emmanuelle Taugourdeau , Research associate Emmanuelle Taugourdeau is a CNRS Research Fellow at CREST, an associate professor at Ecole Polytechnique and a member of the Institut des Politiques Publiques (IPP).
	Nandeeta NEERUNJUN, Research associate Assistant Professor of Economics at Université Grenoble Alpes and a Research Fellow at Grenoble Applied Economics Lab, her research works focus on energy and environmental economics.
	Farah Doumit, Research associate Farah Doumit defended her thesis entitled “Overcoming the challenges of securing secondary resources in circular economy projects : The case of anaerobic digestion.” Follow her on LinkedIn.
	Maxence Gérard, PhD Student Maxence Gérard is a PhD student in environmental economics at INRAE, Université Paris-Saclay. His PhD thesis deals with optimal instruments for regulating negative externalities from the livestock sector (with a focus on land use and new dietary habits).
	Albin Kasser, PhD Student Albin Kasser works on his thesis on the economical competition between low-carbon technologies in heavy transport, at INRAE, with the Paris-Saclay Applied Economics lab. Follow him on LinkedIn.
	Maryam Sadighi, PhD Student Maryam Sadighi is doing her Ph.D. on the economic analysis of clean hydrogen as an energy vector for a carbon-neutral industrial sector, at the Evry-Paris-Saclay University’s EPEE lab. Follow her on LinkedIn.

Other research associates in this axis: Jean Philippe Nicolaï (GAEL), Nandeeta Neerunjun (CREST-PSAE).
Others PhD students in this axis: Ariane Bousquet (Université Paris Saclay), Maxence Gérard (INRAE, BETA), Anaïs Kanellos (INRAE, BETA).

Axis 2 – Macro-economical and societal challenges of the ecological transition

	Antonin Pottier, Research associate – Axis 2 Research Coordinator Antonin Pottier is a lecturer at EHESS, researcher at CIRED. His work focuses on the interactions between economy, society and environment.
	Emmanuel Combet, Research associate Emmanuel Combet is a senior economist at ADEME, where he coordinates multidisciplinary prospective program which evaluates public policies and ecological transition scenarios. Follow him on Twitter.
	Victor Court, Research associate Victor Court is a researcher with the Science Policy Research Unit (SPRU) at the University of Sussex at Brighton. He works on the interaction between technological change, energy transition, and long-term economic development.
	Hadrien Lantremange, Research associate Hadrien Lantremange is currently doing postdoctoral work at the UMR AGIR at the INRAE Occitanie-Toulouse center, where he works on the development of niche innovations in the agro-food sector.
	Jacques Mazier, Research associate Jacques Mazier is an emeritus professor at the University Sorbonne Paris Nord and member of the CEPN. His research includes international macroeconomics and economical policies.

Axis 3 – Financial regulation and innovative financing for the energy transition

	Jézabel Couppey-Soubeyran, Research associate – Scientific Director Jézabel Couppey-Soubeyran is associate professor at the University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. Her research includes financial systems, banks, financial regulation, monetary policies and financing the ecological transition. Follow her on LinkedIn and Twitter.
	Dominique Plihon, Research associate – Axis 3 Research Coordinator Dominique Plihon is an emeritus professor in economic sciences at the University Paris 13. He is a member of the Centre d’Economie de Paris – Nord (CEPN) within the CNRS. He is also member of Attac’s scientific board and of the network les Economistes Atterrés.
	Sandra Rigot, Research associate – Axis 3 Research Coordinator Sandra Rigot is an associate professor at the University Paris 13. Her research includes investment funds, their investment strategies, how they are regulated and long-term investment.
	Jeanne Amar, Research associate Jeanne Amar is an associate professor in management sciences at the Côte d’Azur University. She works on sovereign wealth funds, environmental reporting and infrastructure funding. Follow her on LinkedIn.
	Cécile Cézanne, Research associate Cécile Cézanne is an associate professor at the Côte d’Azur University and a permanent member of the GREDEG. Her research focuses on the economics of the firm and on the economics of innovation. Follow her on LinkedIn.
	Hugues Chenet, Research associate Hugues Chenet is an associate professor in Climate Change and Sustainability at the IÉSEG School of Management. He is also an associate researcher with the University College London. Follow him on LinkedIn.
	Samira Demaria, Research associate Samira Demaria is an associate professor at the Côte d’Azur University and a membre of the GREDEG. Her work includes IFRS accounting standards, and on environmental disclosure by CAC 40 companies.
	Ivar Ekeland, Research associate Ivar Ekeland is an emeritus professor at the University of Paris-Dauphine, and a member of the CEREMADE. He is docteur honoris causa from several universities and sciences academies in the world.
	Gaëtan Le Quang, Research associate Gaëtan Le Quang is an associate professor in economic sciences at University Lumière Lyon 2 and a researcher at the GATE Lyon Saint-Etienne. He works on how banks regulation could reconciliate financial stability and ecological transition.
	Julien Lefournier, Associate expert Julien Lefournier, a graduate from the École des Mines de Paris, worked during 25 years in financial markets. He is now an independent consultant, a speaker, and an associate expert with the Institut Veblen. Together with Alain Grandjean, he is the author of L’illusion de la finance verte.
	Jean-Stéphane Mésonnier, Research associate Jean-Stéphane Mésonnier is an economist, and deputy director of the microeconomical and structural studies at the Banque de France. His research includes monetary policies, bank regulation, climate change impact on companies.
	Laurence Scialom, Research associate Laurence Scialom is a professor at the University Paris Nanterre. Her research interests include regulatory capture and conflict of interest in the financial sector as well as on finance transformation in the context of the ecological transition. Follow her on Twitter.
	Florian Baudoin, PhD Student Florian Baudoin focuses on the effects of global warming on the financial system and on the financialized accumulation regimes. His thesis deals with climate stress tests. Follow him on Twitter.
	Philippe Devin, PhD Student Philippe Devin works on a CIFRE thesis, under the direction of Sandra Rigot, on solidarity-based finance within the association FAIR (previously named Finansol). Follow him on LinkedIn.
	Jérôme Deyris, Research associate Jérôme Deyris is a researcher in political economy, post-doctoral student at Sciences Po (Centre for European Studies), where he works on the Franco-German project KnowLegPo. Follow him on Twitter.

Axis 4 – Access to Energy

	Ahmed Tritah, Research associate – Axis 4 Research Coordinator Ahmed Tritah is an economist, and an associate professor (HDR) at the Le Mans University. He is a research associate at GAINS, FR CNRS TEPP and IRA.
	Raphaël Soubeyran, Research associate – Axis 4 Research Coordinator Raphaël Soubeyran is a research director in economics at INRAE and director of the UMR Centre d’Économie de l’Environnement – Montpellier. He also contributes to the research axis 1 on Sectoral Policies. Follow him on Twitter.
	Akil Amiraly, Research associate Akil Amiraly is an associate research at the Centre de recherche en gestion (Institut Interdisciplinaire de l’Innovation, Ecole polytechnique-CNRS), as well as at the Earth Institute in Columbia University.
	Ariane Bousquet, Doctorante Ariane is a PhD candidate in Economics in a public-private (CIFRE) contract between Centre for Economics of Paris-Saclay (CEPS) and Renault Group (Research department). Find her on LinkedIn
	Johanna Choumert-Nkolo, Research associate Johanna Choumert-Nkolo is the Head of Research at EDI Global. Her research on development economics focuses on questions related to energy, environment and natural resource management, and natural disasters.
	Jérémy Tanguy, Research associate Jérémy Tanguy is an associate professor in economics at the University Savoie Mont Blanc. He is a researcher with the Institut de Recherche en Gestion et Economie (IREGE).
	Mboundor Diouf, PhD Student Mboundor Diouf works on his PhD in economics of natural resources, energy and environment at the University of Poitiers and the chair EIEA Mines Paris PSL-UM6P. Find him on LinkedIn and Twitter.
	Alpha Ly, Research associate Alpha Ly has a doctorate in economics from Paris Dauphine-PSL University. His thesis focuses on the interactions between energy, environment and economic development. . Follow him on LinkedIn.
	Richard Gilbert Nikiema, PhD Student Richard Gilbert Nikiema is a PhD Student at the CEE-M, where he works on the interactions between biodiversity and economical development. Find him on LinkedIn.
	Chloé Saurel, PhD Student Chloé Saurel works on her thesis under the direction of Ahmed Tritah and Sandra Cavaco, on the impact of rural electrification on health inequalities and inequalities within households in sub-Saharan Africa.
	Emma Skalski, PhD Student Emma Skalski’s thesis at the University of Rennes focuses on changes in the price of agricultural inputs and the determinants and stakes for global food security in a context of climatic hazards.

Other research associates in this axis: Mathieu Couttenier (ENS Lyon), Sébastien Desbureaux (CEE-M), Marie-Hélène Hubert (Université de Rennes, CREM).

This research axis is developed in association with the Climate Economics chair and the Industrial Economy and Emergence of Africa chair.