Page 4 to 5: Agnès Pannier-Runacher – Preface | Page 6 to 8: Ivan Faucheux – Introduction | Page 9 to 13: Thomas Veyrenc – Feedback on Energy Futures 2050 | Page 14 to 18: Yara Chakhtoura – The contribution of renewable energies to the equilibrium of the electricity market in Europe: the experience of Vattenfall | Page 19 to 22: Antoine Dereuddre – The challenge of creating long-term electricity markets | Page 23 to 28: Boris Solier – The need to change the model of the European electricity market | Page 29 to 34: Dominique Finon – Electricity sectors moving towards a hybrid regime combining market and planning | Page 35 to 39: Davide Orifici – The electricity market, the engine of the energy transition | Page 40 to 43: Françoise Thiebault – From Perplexity to Consumer Distrust | Page 44 to 47: Andreas Rüdinger – Accelerating the energy transition in a context of crisis: putting the associated issues into perspective | Page 48 to 52: Stéphane La Branche – The consumer, an actor in energy sobriety? A sociological approach | Page 53 to 57: Pierre Bivas – Coordinated management of consumption to carry out the energy transition | Page 58 to 61: Chantal Jouanno – Nuclear and renewables: is public debate conducive to their acceptability? | Page 62 to 67: Hélène Macela-Gouin – From the second wave of electrification | Page 68 to 72: Hoang Bui – The industrial competitiveness challenges of the electrical transition | Page 73 to 76: Philippe Darmayan – Long-term nuclear contracts: a major challenge for carbon neutrality | Page 77 to 81: Sébastien Jumel and Pierre Mallet – The challenges of digitization for distribution network managers | Page 82 to 89: Édouard Sauvage – Electricity and gas markets in Europe: what relevant architecture between monopolies and “energy only”? | Page 90 to 94: Claude Arnaud – Local planning tools in the context of energy transition | Page 95 to 107: Ilarion Pavel – The history of the electric motor | Pages 108 to 113: Aurélien Reys, Yann Gunzburger, Alain Liger and Rémi Galin – Non-energy mineral raw materials in mainland France seen through the prism of mining titles (1811-2020).
