Course: Politics and Economics of International Energy
Modules:
General introduction, Global energy consumption, What is a scenario ?, World Energy Outlook 2019, Interview with Tim Gould - IEA, Energy transition, Energy and environment, Energy security and energy poverty, Interview with Professor Manfred Hafner part 1, Interview with Professor Manfred Hafner part 2
Introduction - Market-Based vs. Administrative Policies, ETS/Carbon Tax Group Event, Interview with Barbara Mariani - FleishmanHillard, CCUS Group Event, Interview with Samantha Mcculloch - IEA, International initiatives: Kyoto, Cops and Paris - part1, International initiatives: Kyoto, Cops and Paris - part2, Sharing the burden, Coal Group Event, Interview with Peter Fraser - IEA, Multilateralism and Domestic Politics
Introduction, The multiple sources of renewable energy - part 1, The multiple sources of renewable energy - part 2, The multiple sources of renewable energy - part 3, The multiple sources of renewable energy - part 4, Renewable sources for power generation: Hydro, Medium term perspectives for renewables, Wind, Solar and Batteries - Flexibility vs. Storage, Intermittency and system integration, IRENA and the innovation  landscape forvariable  renewables integration, Energy efficiency in buildings, Energy efficiency in transportation
Introduction to oil formation and exploration, How fossil fuels were formed ? (Optional), Seismic exploration (Optional), How is oil extracted from the ground ?, Environmental management in oil production, Interview with Professor Nadine Bret-Rouzaut part 1, Interview with Professor Nadine Bret-Rouzaut part 2, Introduction to liquid fuels, Classification of liquid fuels (Optional), Definition of oil reserves part 1, Definition of oil reserves part 2, Oil production scenarios and the role of OPEC - part 1, Oil production scenarios and the role of OPEC - part 2, Recent evolution of oil production, Peak oil demand, Five aletrnative peak stories, Which role for the oil companies, Oil companies initiatives, Interview with Professor Jean-Pierre Favennec - part 1, Interview with Professor Jean-Pierre Favennec - part 2, Interview with Professor Jean-Pierre Favennec - part 3
Introduction to natural gas, What is natural gas and where is it found? - part 1, What is natural gas and where is it found? - part 2, Gas uses and gas networks, Gas transportation: pipelines and LNG, The role of gas in the transition, Introduction to geopolitics of gas, Geopolitics of Russian gas, Geopolitics of gas in the Far East, Evolution of geopolitics of gas, Interview with Professor Thierry Bros - part 1, Interview with Professor Thierry Bros - part 2
Introduction, The Rationale for Nuclear Energy, The Economics of Nuclear Energy, Nuclear Energy after Fukushima, Interview with Professor Bertrand Barré - part 1, Interview with Professor Bertrand Barré - part 2, Nuclear Energy and non-proliferation, Alternative Nuclear technologies
Definition of energy security, Security Supply Group Event, The resilience of oil production and logistics, Diversification, the N-1 principle, Market solutions for energy security, Security and bilateralization, Interview with Said Nachet - Sciences Po, Interview with Sara Vakhshouri - SVB Energy International
Energy poverty, availability, affordability, Energy pricing trade-offs, Subsidies for fossil fuels, Development of energy resources-rich countries (Optional), The transition and economic growth, Energy and income distribution