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DACCS: Direct Air Carbon Capture and Sequestration technologies

The Race to Remove Carbon: A Decade of Breakthroughs - A new CarMa chair publication by Romain Presty

As the climate crisis intensifies, global research on carbon removal is accelerating. This study reveals the explosive growth of CDR technologies, the key players driving innovation, and the emerging trends that will shape the future of climate action.

The "Haut Conseil pour le Climat" interviewed CarMa

CarMa had the honor of being interviewed by the Haut Conseil pour le Climat during the preparation of their recommendation report entitled "Avis sur la stratégie de capture du carbone, d'utilisation et de stockage (CCUS)" published in November 2023 just before COP28.
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New Post-doctoral position at IFP Energies nouvelles on October 2023

Assessing the role of negative emission technologies for the decarbonization of energy intensive industries using TIMES-EU model.

IEAGHG’s 15th International Interdisciplinary CCS Summer School

In July 2023, Romain Presty had the pleasure of attending the IEAGHG International CCS Summer School hosted by the International CCS Knowledge Centre in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.

Post-Doctoral Program - Solène Chiquier

Dr. Solène Chiquier joined on March 23, 2023 the CarMa Research team for a 18-month post-doctoral research work based at Massassuchets Institute of Technology (MIT) in the Prof. Sergey Paltsev's research group.

Dr. Solène Chiquier joins the CarMa Research Team

On March 23, 2023, Solène Chiquier joined the CarMa research team to start her postdoctoral research work at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).

Sciences and Technologies for Energy Transition (STET): Special Issue on NETs open for article submission

Call for Papers - Topical Issue on "The role of Negative Emissions Technologies in 2050 decarbonation pathways" Your research interest deals with Negative Emissions Technologies, you are welcome to publish your work in the Sciences and Technologies for Energy Transition (STET) special Issue on NETs.

Presentation of the CarMa Chair at the ANCRE meeting

On January 20, 2023, Prof. Jean-Pierre Deflandre presented the CarMa Chair research activity program during a meeting from the "Alliance Nationale de Coordination de la Recherche pour L'Energie" (ANCRE)

Dissemination

PhD Thesis | Publications | Conference Papers | Workshop Presentations

Doctoral Program - Romain Presty

Romain Presty joined the Economics department of IFP School on the 28th of November 2022 to conduct his PhD work on Equilibrium Modelling of Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) Markets in partnership with CentraleSupélec. A special attention is dedicated on the agent’s behavior, combining Game Theory and Complementarity problems. In his work, Romain likes to consider the economics aspects of CDR technology to better remedy the challenges related to the implementation of such technologies. He formerly graduated from Toulouse School of Economics with a master’s degree on Environmental and Energy Economics.technology to better remedy the challenges related to the implementation of such technologies. He formerly graduated from Toulouse School of Economics with a master’s degree on Environmental and Energy Economics.

Romain Presty joins the CarMa Research Team

On November 28, 2022, Romain Presty joined the CarMa research team to start his PhD work on "Equilibrium Modelling of Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) Markets" in the Economics Department of IFP School

GHGT16 - CCUS: Perspective of a Youth Panel

GHGT16 leaves the floor to young people from different countries to discuss their future and the role of CCUS among other actions to reach carbon neutrality. Sibylle Duval--Dachary was in the panel, representing France and the CarMa chair. Nice to hear priorities of young people and see their commitment!

ANCRE's position paper on carbon sinks

On October 18, 2022, the " Alliance Nationale pour la Coordination de la Recherche pour l'Energie (ANCRE)" published its position paper on carbon sinks that synthethized the work achived by groups 1 and 2 from this organization in which CarMa contributed to the worksheep devoted to biomass carbon capture and geological storage (BECCS).

New PhD position at IFP School on November 2022

Market Equilibrium Modeling for Carbon Dioxide Removal Markets

2nd International Conference on Negative CO2 Emissions held at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden, June 14-17, 2022.

A common publication from CarMa and Imperial College London authored by Solène Chiquier, Emma Jagu, Olivier Massol and Niall Mac Dowell

Post-Doctoral Program - Carlos Eduardo Andrade Sandoval

Dr. Carlos Eduardo Andrade Sandoval is passionate about protecting the environment and the planet, that is why his work focuses on studying different options that can help society to reduce the environmental impact of its activities.

October 18, 2021: CO2 removal and 1.5°C

CO2 REMOVAL AND 1.5°C: WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, AND HOW? - Solène CHIQUIER (Imperial College London), Mathilde FAJARDY (University of Cambridge), Niall MACDOWEL (Imperial College London).

Doctoral Program - Sibylle Duval--Dachary

Sibylle Duval--Dachary joined the Economics and Environmental Evaluation Department of IFP Energies nouvelles in September 2021 to start her PhD work on the topic entitled "Negative emissions potential from CCU technologies".

Training by & to Research

CarMa Research Team | Post-Doctoral Program | Doctoral Program

Post-Doctoral Program - Andrei Carlos Briones Hidrovo

Dr. Andrei Carlos Briones Hidrovo holds a Ph.D on Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy and Master degree on Energy Technologies for sustainable development.

Post-Doctoral Program - Ancuta Isbasoiu

Dr. Ancuta Isbasoiu holds a Ph.D. in Economics at the University of Paris-Saclay. She also completed a Master 2 in International Economics and Macroeconomic Policies at the University Paris Nanterre and a Master 1 in Trade and International Business at the University Paris-Est Créteil Val de Marne.
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