On November 23rd, two IFP School doctoral students were honored during the annual event of the French Association of Energy Economics (FAEE).
Emma Jagu, a graduate of the research-oriented Master's program in Environmental, Energy and Transportation Economics (class of 2019) and a doctoral student in IFP School's CarMa chair, was awarded the prize for the best student paper for her publication entitled "Building CO2 infrastructures: the impact of negative emissions accounting".
The AEE awarded a second prize to Alexis Lebeau, a CIFRE doctoral student (EDF R&D, CentraleSupélec, IFP School) and graduate of the Energy and Markets program (class of 2016), for his paper entitled: "Long-term issues with the energy-only market design in the context of electricity decarbonization: insights from a system dynamics simulation model".
"These results illustrate the vitality of our School and its community," notes Olivier Massol, Professor and Scientific Advisor to the Dean of IFP School.
Congratulations to Emma and Alexis!
