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 […]
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”. […]
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 […]
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 […]
Climate crisis: a report commissioned by Afep (the association of major French private companies) calls for overcoming the limits of energy-climate scenarios Over the years to come, the necessary energy […]
Digital technologies now emit 4% of greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), and its energy consumption is increasing by 9% a year. The Shift Project published in March 2019 the rapport “Lean ICT […]
Showing journalists why transition issues go far beyond the “environment” section From 2006 to 2014, the Entretiens de Combloux brought together some thirty journalists from all backgrounds each year to provide them with objective keys to understanding the crucial issues of the energy transition. Combloux is a small village in the French Alps. Organized by […]
An inevitable risk, a proliferation of analysis methodologies The “climate” risk is an urgent, global, systemic and irreversible one which is closely linked to fossil fuel use, a key driver […]
The Shift Project‘s collaborators are of diverse backgrounds, and are managed by the Executive Director Matthieu Auzanneau. The think tank operates under the supervision of the Internal Committee and its President Jean-Marc Jancovici. Project Managers lead the working groups, and The Shift Project is actively supported by volunteers organized within an independent association, The Shifters.
