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JOUR 1
10:00 - 18:00
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JOUR 2
10:00 - 18:00
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SUCCEEDING, TOGETHER.
Soaring energy prices, temporary and sometimes even permanent factory closures, subsidies to fossil fuels, tensions between European countries while the climate crisis continues… It was sometimes difficult to distinguish the “opportunities” that every crisis is supposed to contain, particularly on the energy transition front.
And yet, such opportunities have still emerged. Good practices can and should be identified, from governments, companies, and citizens. New projects, feeding the energy transition, have been announced and some public measures have proven effective on the European pathway toward zero-emission.
In 2023 the MIX.E event will go beyond the findings, promote good practices, and raise the issues that have to be tackled in our common new energy context, so that the energy transition still goes on. How to accelerate the energy transition, while navigating the biggest energy crisis since the 1970s? That is the key question going forward and facing the winter of 2023.
PLENARY SESSIONS HIGHLIGHTS
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EXTRACT OF THE PROGRAMME
Decarbonated hydrogen: has the time for mass production come?
If we think of the European framework in which the hydrogen strategy is being deployed, the French public support through the stimulus plan and the France 2030 investment plan, the massive aid dedicated to the construction of gigafactories, etc., what is the outcome of these ultra-voluntarist policies?
Green consumption – Guarantee of origin and CPPA, acceleration in sight
Nearly three years after the first CPPAs (Corporate Power Purchase Agreements) were signed by a few French pioneers, current events and the energy crisis have proven them right and demand is accelerating!
The potential for integrating decarbonated gases (biogaz, hydrogen, syngaz)
How can the industrial energy mix be made greener, especially its thermal processes? Among the promising solutions for decarbonising these processes, the use of decarbonised gases, alternative energy carriers... Initial feedback from experience.
Hydrogen mobility & e-fuels, the fuels of tomorrow
While electricity seems to be the future of road transport, synthetic fuels seem to have a great deal to offer, particularly in the maritime and air transport sectors, where decarbonation cannot be achieved only through electrification.
Combine advances in renewable energy (decarbonation) & re-industrialisation of "made in France components"
How can we achieve a decarbonised re-industrialisation? Who are those who tick all the boxes necessary to implement national sovereignty? Who are the hidden champions of the made in France decarbonisation?
Underground resources and uses in the energy transition?
Geothermal energy, gas or hydrogen storage, carbon sequestration, heat networks... part of the energy transition plays out under our feet, and not just for extracting metals.
A breath of fresh air for nuclear power
A fresh wind seems to be blowing through nuclear power with the explosion of 4th generation technologies. Discover the next generation of nuclear power, its promises and its new uses
Solar/wind + hydrogen, a winning combination to decarbonise energy systems?
At a time when the State and private players invest heavily to develop methods for the massive production of carbon-free hydrogen, the challenge nowadays is to couple its production with the use of renewable energies, by developing economically viable technologies, so that they can be deployed on a large scale.
Decarbonation/industry: what is the right pace to remain competitive?
Although manufacturers have the technologies, they sometimes lack the visibility to make the necessary investments. What are the levers for action? And what solutions can be mobilised to meet the dual challenge of competitive decarbonation of French industry?
Storage is the key!
France's energy future depends on many factors but few are as vital as energy storage capacity. Indeed, intermittent renewable energies by nature will need to be coupled with massive storage to stabilise the grid. A complex challenge that requires inventiveness!
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