Partnerships
CEDP possesses a deep expertise in applied economics, which supports its ambition to produce research results useful to both public and private decision-makers.
Collaborations
The CEDP economics lab is actively engaged in developing research through partnerships with a variety of public bodies, international organizations, NGOs and industry partners. Collaborative efforts with esteemed institutions such as ADEME, the OECD, and the Ministry of the Environment enable us to enhance our research impact and contribute to the global discourse on economic policies.
These partnerships help us leverage diverse expertise and resources, ensuring that our research is robust, relevant, and aligned with the needs of society. This collaborative approach not only enriches our studies but also aids in the practical implementation of our findings to address pressing environmental and economic challenges.
Project
Grants
Research is also funded by grants:
ConVertIno
Concentration, Vertical Relations, and Innovation. Examination through the Lens of Structural Models
Led by Dennis Rickert
LOBBIES
Industries and Lobbies Delaying or Driving the Energy Transition
In partnership with Paris School of Economics, led by Pierre Fleckinger
Chairs
CEDP hosts five philanthropically funded chairs funded by corporations and public organizations, with three chairs managed by the Mines Paris foundation:
IP & Markets for Technology
Led by Margaret Kyle
Economics of Gas
Led by François Lévêque
etilab
Led by Pierre Fleckinger and Antoine Prévet
PEPITe
Ecological Planning, Industrial Policies, and Territories
Led by Nadine Levratto and Nicolas Portier (Sciences Po)