Training for a finance serving the transition
The Shift Project is pleased to announce the publication of its final report “ClimatSup Finance – Training for a finance serving the transition“, which advocates for the training of all […]
Author Archives: Pauline Brouillard
Educating the actors of tomorrow’s economy
The Shift Project is pleased to announce the publication of its latest report on the integration of environmental issues into higher education: “ClimatSup Business: Educating the actors of tomorrow’s economy”. […]
Environmental impacts of digital technology : 5-year trends and 5G governance
How can we make the digital sector compatible with a 2°C emissions pathway? Which debates merit serious attention, and which players should be put in motion to work towards a […]
Expanding digital sufficiency
We are pleased to share with you the third part of our work on the environmental impact of digital technology: “Expanding digital sufficiency“. Download the executive summary This report […]
Flying in 2050 : What aviation in a constrained world ?
Few industries, other than aviation, occupy such a unique place in the energy transition landscape. High-tech industry with negligible climate impact for its advocates, fad of the ultra-wealthy prone to […]
How to improve the energy and carbon performance of buildings in Europe? The Shift Project answers consultation on the revision of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive
Reducing the carbon and energy footprint of buildings is a key element for Europe to reach carbon neutrality, given that the building sector amount for 40% of Europe’s final energy […]
« Future oil supply : what are the risks for Europe ? » : The Shift Project’s new report on peak oil
The Shift Project publishes this Thursday, May 27, 2021, a deep-dive study on the potential risks weighing on Europe’s oil supplies – a question that has remained remarkably absent from […]
Is monetary policy (carbon) neutral ?
This paper, addressed by The Shift Project VP Michel Lepetit[1] to Esther L. George (President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Texas) and Robert S. Kaplan […]