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By Sarah Thompson, PhD Candidate, Université libre de Bruxelles and Senior Research Programme Manager, European Chair for Sustainable Development and Climate Transition, Sciences Po, and Lindley Saffeir, Research Assistant, European Chair for Sustainable Development and Climate Transition, Sciences Po

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By Aniya GRILLO RICCELLI, Ilham CORADIDI, Eva FERRER CORRAL, Marti SERRA FIGAROLA and Carolina LEON SANTIAGO

In a powerful collective move, alumni organisations from twelve of France’s most prestigious grandes écoles have joined forces to issue a public appeal in support of an ambitious and socially just ecological transition.

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The Sciences Po Energy Review is a publication to advance dialogue about energy.

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By Peter BACHLECHNER, René HOFER, Tristan JARRY, Franziska KAENDLER, Armande LORENTZ, Matteo SIGNORINI

In a powerful collective move, alumni organisations from twelve of France’s most prestigious grandes écoles have joined forces to issue a public appeal in support of an ambitious and socially just ecological transition.

In a powerful collective move, alumni organisations from twelve of France’s most prestigious grandes écoles have joined forces to issue a public appeal in support of an ambitious and socially just ecological transition.

On April 24, 2025, Marcus Lippold (European Commission) delivered a keynote presentation at Sciences Po titled “From Green Deal to Clean Industrial Deal — Enough to Ensure Europe’s Competitiveness?”, as part of a high-level event exploring the evolving architecture of the European Union’s green transition. The presentation was hosted by the European Chair for Sustainable Development and Climate Transition and aimed to assess how the European Green Deal is evolving into a broader Clean Industrial Deal (CID), focused on reconciling climate neutrality with industrial competitiveness.

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By Xavier EVANS, Marlena DZIEKANOWSKA, Dzhoro IVANOV, Marion BEAULIEU, Bára KOŠŤÁLOVÁ & Maxime SASPORTES

The European Union (EU) and Japan have a long tradition of cooperation in the climate and energy fields. What had been described as a “partnership in the making” in 2007 has by now developed into a broad and comprehensive set of initiatives spanning across many issues in the climate and energy domain. It is now time to put these elements into practice.