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The Russian invasion of Ukraine is a game changer for the EU gas policy. Moreover, it took place in a world context marked by rising energy prices and market turmoils that prompted increased energy bills for households and firms. Against this background, at least three important questions emerge. First, how could the EU reduce its gas imports from Russia? Second, are LNG imports a short- and long-term solution? Finally, is REPower EU the right answer? To address them, we propose a series of roundtables gathering leading experts and practitioners.
14.00-14.30 Welcome
14.30-15.30 How to cope with Russian gas, now?
Panelists: Pierre-Laurent Lucille (Chief Economist, Engie), Pierre Noël (Research Fellow, Lille),
Georg Zachmann (Senior Fellow, Bruegel). Moderator: François Lévêque (Professor, Mines
Paris-PSL)
15.45-16.45 Can LNG mean Liberty with Natural Gas?
Panelists: Steven Gabriel (Professor, University of Maryland), Michal Meidan (Director, Gas
Research Programme, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies), Fabrice Noilhan (Directeur marché
et transformation, directeur gestion des actifs gaziers Audit Officer, EDF). Moderator: Olivier
Massol (Professor, IFP School)
17.00-18.00 Is REPower EU a convincing solution?
Panelists: Franziska Holz (Professor, DIW Berlin) TBC, Thomas-Olivier Léautier (Chief
Economist, TotalEnergies), Thomas Pellerin-Carlin (Directeur Centre Energie, Institut Jacques
Delors). Moderator: Anna Creti (Professor, Université Paris Dauphine PSL)
18.00-19.30 Cocktail
The Russian invasion of Ukraine is a game changer for the EU gas policy. Moreover, it took place in a world context marked by rising energy prices and market turmoils that prompted increased energy bills for households and firms. Against this background, at least three important questions emerge. First, how could the EU reduce its gas imports from Russia? Second, are LNG imports a short- and long-term solution? Finally, is REPower EU the right answer? To address them, we propose a series of roundtables gathering leading experts and practitioners.
14.00-14.30 Welcome
14.30-15.30 How to cope with Russian gas, now?
Panelists: Pierre-Laurent Lucille (Chief Economist, Engie), Pierre Noël (Research Fellow, Lille),
Georg Zachmann (Senior Fellow, Bruegel). Moderator: François Lévêque (Professor, Mines
Paris-PSL)
15.45-16.45 Can LNG mean Liberty with Natural Gas?
Panelists: Steven Gabriel (Professor, University of Maryland), Michal Meidan (Director, Gas
Research Programme, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies), Fabrice Noilhan (Directeur marché
et transformation, directeur gestion des actifs gaziers Audit Officer, EDF). Moderator: Olivier
Massol (Professor, IFP School)
17.00-18.00 Is REPower EU a convincing solution?
Panelists: Franziska Holz (Professor, DIW Berlin) TBC, Thomas-Olivier Léautier (Chief
Economist, TotalEnergies), Thomas Pellerin-Carlin (Directeur Centre Energie, Institut Jacques
Delors). Moderator: Anna Creti (Professor, Université Paris Dauphine PSL)
18.00-19.30 Cocktail
L’école des mines (60 boulevard Saint Michel, Amphithéâtre Schlumberger)
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Adapting the EU budget to make it fit for the purpose of future enlargements
Europe and Ukraine: regaining the initiative
Defence 25: thinking outside the box
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Sufficiency: Wellbeing for all within planetary boundaries
Fundamental decarbonisation through sufficiency by lifestyle changes
The sufficiency manifesto
Report on citizen engagement activities
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The Ukraine Facility
Promoting peace is not the same as fighting war
Arsenal Europe, Financing Military Capabilities for Ukraine and EU Member States
Report on vertical and horizontal multilevel governance: 5 case studies
Report on the comparative analysis of sufficiency policies
[FR] NATO summit in Vilnius: mixed results
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Enlargement of the European Union: an unexpected revival
Advocating gradual accession to the European Union
2023 European Year of Skills
Relations with Russia: France’s unique position
[FR] Europe retains public favor in the face of the war in Ukraine
A new world order?
What security guarantees can the EU provide to Ukraine?
Victory, but what kind?
Whose leadership will emerge from the new European geopolitical situation?
Is neutrality an outdated concept in Europe?
Germany — France
Differences and similarities
European action against Russia: what does the future hold for the sanction strategy?
Cyberattacks in Russia’s hybrid war against Ukraine
The Swedish energy transition.
A race far from won
Which European defence policy?
[FR] European opinions on the war in Ukraine
The war in Ukraine:
what are the consequences for European organisations?
Newsletter June 2022
Regional perspectives on energy citizenship and citizen participation in the energy transition
Energy Sufficiency
Stop feeding the bear
Moldova and the war
Making migrant returns a pre-condition of trade openness
What the EU budget can and cannot do in response to the war in Ukraine
Welcoming Ukrainian refugees in the EU
Newsletter April 2022
Strategic Compass: industry or power?
One month of war in Ukraine:
the first takeaways
[FR] Ukrainian refugees: the next step
European Dependence on Russian Gas –The Example of Nord Stream 2
Climate policy
of the new German Government
Ukrainian crisis: Rethinking security in Europe
The German Energy transition
High energy prices. Russia fights back?
Cop 26: Europe leads the way towards climate neutrality
The European energy price spike
Climate: How do MEPs vote?
European Union / Russia.
Building a clean mobility system in times of COVID-19
European Recovery Plan: Time for Green and Social Bonds!
Greener after
L’Europe sans charbon
Overcoming covid-19 crises
by building a clean and resilient Europe
Cities in Europe
What EU innovation can do for climate neutrality
A small electric car is 3 times cleaner than a small gasoline car
Climate Change: at the Heart of a New European Political Balance
Making the European energy transition socially sustainable
Electric vehicles, european mobility and industrial leadership at stake
Clean Mobility: The European Way – A Comprehensive Approach to Electric Vehicles in the Energy Transition
A French-German Cooperation Agenda for the Energy Transition in Europe
Reinforcing the EU Budget with a fossil-fuel contribution
Electric Cars: a Driver of Europe’s Energy Transition
Putting the consumer at the centre of the European energy system
EU – Russia: beyond rivalries?
Investment in Europe: Making the best of the Juncker Plan
EU security: a matter of political urgency
Supporting Ukraine’s difficult path towards reforms
COP21: an opportunity to speed up the global energy transition
2015 Climate negotiations: Speeding up or slowing down the energy transition?
The Energy Union: prospects, goals and challenges
A catalyst role for the Union
The external challenges of the EU: what strategies?
A new president, for what purpose?
Making more of our interdependence
Energy policy: European challenges, Spanish answers
What new Climate and Energy Package for the EU?
Think Global – Act European IV. Thinking Strategically about the EU’s External Action
Think Global – Act European IV – Thinking Strategically about the EU’s External Action
The role of gas in the external dimension of the EU energy transition
Saving emissions trading from irrelevance
Promoting low-carbon energies in the Mediterranean Partner Countries
Meeting Europe’s resource challenge within and beyond EU borders
The EU in the East: too ambitious in rhetoric, too unfocused in action
EU resource management: time for coherence
Energy Transition by 2050: A Multifaceted Challenge for Europe
Joint responses to energy challenges through a European Energy Community
European solidarity : where do we stand? Should we foster it and how?
An External Energy Strategy for the EU
Nuclear energy in Europe: what future?
Towards a European Energy Community
Contribution to the European Commission Consultation: European Energy Strategy 2010/2020
Towards a European Energy Community: A Policy Proposal
Background Paper : Energy Trends in Europe
An ever less carbonated Union ? Towards a better European taxation against climate change
Collective Power: Enhanced Cooperation as the Driver of a Common Tradable Green Certificate Market
Sense and Flexibility: the Implementation of the EU ETS
Energy divides the European Union
EU-Russian Relations: Moscow lays down its Conditions
Ukraine: a model of future warfare?
MÉDIAS
MEDIAS
Comment la Russie enrôle de gré, mais également de force des Africains pour combattre en Ukraine
Les Européens divisés à propos de l’Ukraine et face à l’imprévisibilité de Donald Trump
La fin du transit du gaz russe par l’Ukraine met l’UE sous pression
