Master 2 in Transition énergétique et territoires - TET

This master’s degree aims to provide a comprehensive overview of energy production and storage methods as well as related technologies. It seeks to develop technical skills, particularly in the areas of techno-economic optimization, project financing, and energy management within buildings and transportation systems.

The program also offers a framework for understanding the geostrategic issues linked to energy and provides relevant regulatory insights. Moreover, it deepens students’ understanding of energy market mechanisms and introduces tools for network management and the optimization of supply and demand balance strategies across various territorial scales (building, neighborhood, city, etc.).

In addition, this master’s program focuses on developing viable economic models for energy strategies and on learning how to mobilize and integrate all the competencies required to design and manage an effective energy strategy. Finally, it emphasizes building acceptance for the energy transition through constructive dialogue with stakeholders.

Objectives

Training energy transition professionals who have: 

• a real expertise in thermal and/or energy engineering;
• technical skills in energy efficiency in transport or buildings;
• skills in energy economics, project financing, and business plan and business model development;
• knowledge and analytical skills in public policy, geostrategy, and the regulatory framework;
• skills in grids;
• proficiency in the use of appropriate optimization tools;
• the ability to evaluate and develop the appropriation and acceptance of new energy models