Master Year 2 in Energy Economics

The Energy Economics course aims to address all issues related to the energy transition by mobilizing multidisciplinary analyses but with a prism of the economy. Key analyses are proposed to understand the challenges, constraints and problems encountered by the energy sectors in their development and/or evolution.

The courses of the course focus on: 

• The fundamental aspects of economics (microeconomics, macroeconomics);
• Statistical and operational research methods (advanced econometrics, optimization applied to energy);
• The geopolitics of energy;
• The industrial economy of energy;
• Project management and financing;
• Energy and climate

Objectives 

• Respond with responsiveness, by mobilizing economic analysis and mathematical modeling tools, to a complex problem related to the energy sector
• Know how to apply project management tools for the framing, development and monitoring of an energy project
• Carry out and communicate on the technical and economic studies necessary to define and establish an energy transition policy and/or strategy
• Apply financing mechanisms and risk management to assess the economic and financial profitability of energy projects
• Develop a critical mind to analyse the ideas and projects implemented in the context of the energy transition
• Master the tools and methods necessary for research in environmental economics in order to prepare a thesis