Research

Who really decides in energy governance, with what means, and how that asymmetry is legitimised.

My research object is the gap between formally attributed authority and the actual capacity to act in energy governance: who really decides, with what means, and how that asymmetry is legitimised. The thread runs from the metropolis to the international stage, from grid concessions to regional interconnections, and cuts across my academic articles, think tank notes and journalistic work.


Research areas


Peer-reviewed publications


Think tank notes and analysis


Lectures and series (selection)

Academic and institutional lectures

  • 10th AIEE Energy Symposium, "Current and Future Challenges to Energy Security" (Italian Association of Energy Economists and University of Turin), Turin, 25–26 November 2026: accepted paper, "Political Grammars of Energy Security: France, Taiwan and the United Arab Emirates". I compare France, Taiwan and the United Arab Emirates to understand how governments and operators make an energy choice acceptable, where standard energy security indicators describe material risks. The symposium →
  • 28th France–Taiwan Economic Cooperation Conference (MEDEF International, CIECA), Paris, 10 September 2026: "Energy security and geopolitics".
  • Cameroon Institute of International Relations (IRIC, University of Yaoundé II), 29 July 2026: "The geopolitics of electricity in Central Africa: sovereignty, regulation and interconnections".
  • Conference on Taiwan at the French National Assembly, November 2024.
  • FNSER-Condorcet conferences (Blois, 2023 and 2024).

HEIP lecture series

Series of lectures on energy geopolitics at HEIP (Hautes Études Internationales et Politiques), alongside regular teaching. Regular interventions before students on current topics: energy crises, electrical sovereignty, transitions in Asia and Africa.

Université Ouverte de la Duchère

Monthly public lecture series I founded within the Lyon La Duchère football club, in partnership with Ciné Duchère. The concept: each month, a guest — academic, artist, intellectual — addresses residents of the working-class Duchère neighbourhood in Lyon, followed by a discussion and a film screening.

Inaugurated in November 2022 with mathematician Cédric Villani. Past guests include Catou Faust (EM Lyon Business School). The series combines academic rigour with grassroots engagement, as an exercise in democratising knowledge.

Other series

  • Hybria energy lecture series (since 2022).

Fieldwork


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