
ISA at the Erasmus Descartes Conference
On the 24th of October 2022, Laurent Joly, Dir. Of ISA, participated to the Eramus Decartes Conference at the Aeroclub de France.
Stef Proost is emeritus full professor with formal duties at the Department of Economics of the University of Leuven (Belgium). He has been teaching Transport and Environmental economics as well as Energy economics for economists and engineers for 25 years. He is co-author of several models (TREMOVE, GEM-E3, Markal-Times) used by the European Commission to assess environmental policy in the transport sector and the interactions between the economy and climate in the EU economies and worldwide.
He elaborated on the economic mechanisms available to Europeans to implement the GHG emissions reduction trajectory. In particular, he defended the economic and environmental efficiency of the « multi-sector cap-and-trade » principle implemented in the European Emissions Trading Scheme (EU-ETS), especially if extended to non-CO2 effects (contrails). His economic perspective on this mechanism generated a great deal of interest and a particularly interesting exchange with Mathias Reynaert and the webinar attendees.
We thank our speaker for the clarity of his presentation, Marc Ivaldi (TSE-ISA) and Mathias Reynaert (TSE) for this scientific exchange at the core of the research stimulated by ISA.
You will find his presentation here : PROOST_Stef_ISA_19-03-2024
To watch the replay of the webinar :
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On the 24th of October 2022, Laurent Joly, Dir. Of ISA, participated to the Eramus Decartes Conference at the Aeroclub de France.
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