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26. Mai 2021 · Aluminium is a key material for the energy transition and its demand is set to grow massively by 2050. The metal will be a great ally in the lightening of vehicles and an essential component in power infrastructures, solar panels and wind turbines.
18. Okt. 2022 · The 15th edition of the "IFPEN & Energy Transition Day" was held on October 13th at IFP Energies nouvelles (IFPEN) and IFP School.. This event is co-organized each year by the School and IFPEN to place IFP School students at the heart of the energy transition and allow them to discover the research and innovation projects conducted within IFPEN.
14. Nov. 2022 · Ep#4 – Capturing industrial CO2: towards greater energy efficiency | Vania Santos Moreau and Stéphane Bertholin (IFPEN) After talking about storing CO2, now it’s time to talk about capturing it! This is a major challenge as between 5 to 7 billion tonnes of CO2 will have to be captured every year in 2050 if we want to achieve carbon neutrality.
IFPEN is at the center of a partnership network with higher education and research players in the Ile-de-France region. For example, IFPEN is involved in several competitiveness clusters: Mov’eo (environmentally-friendly cars and public transport), ASTech (aeronautics, space, onboard systems), the energy transition institute VEDECOM (sustainable mobility) and the Université Paris-Saclay ...
31. Jan. 2024 · IFP School launches an Advanced-Master program – Mastère spécialisé dedicated to hydrogen. IFP School, a graduate engineering school specializing in the fields of energy and sustainable mobility, announces the launch of its new Advanced-Master program (Hydrogen) Press release. Hydrogen. Training and Careers. News 15 January 2024.
12. Apr. 2020 · Why be concerned about copper in the energy transition? A team from IFPEN’s Economics and Environmental Assessment Department anticipates that its consumption is set to soar over the period to 2050. In parallel, since the 2000s, China has been implementing a strategy aimed at securing supplies of a metal that is essential for many sectors across the global economy.
This 2nd edition retains the aspects underpinning the success of the first: The contribution of the expertise of IFP School’s teaching staff and IFPEN’s researchers. Consideration of all the issues and challenges to develop energy transition solutions. Innovative educational methods (videos, interactive mini-games, discussion forums, bonuses).
