The FAERE Doctoral Workshop 2026 was held in Annecy and brought together PhD candidates working in environmental, energy, resource, and ecological economics. The workshop provided an opportunity for doctoral researchers to present their work, receive detailed feedback from senior academics and peers, and strengthen scientific exchanges within the FAERE community.
This year’s call for papers was highly successful, with 71 submissions received from a wide range of French and international institutions. Following a double-review process conducted by members of the scientific committee, 11 papers were selected for presentation.
Program
Monday, April 20
14:15 Welcome – Opening session
14:30–15:15
Aurel MELARD (Ecole Polytechnique de Paris, CREST)
Means-Tested Subsidies and Market Power: Evidence from a French Heat Pump Program
Discussants: Mathilde BADUFLE and Aude POMMERET
15:15–16:00
Mathilde BADUFLE (European University Institute)
Delegating Public Policies, to What Cost? Evidence from the French Energy Efficiency Obligations
Discussants: Aurel MELARD and Matthieu GLACHANT (online)
16:00–16:45
Martin DHAUSSY (Aix-Marseille Université, AMSE)
Optimal Electricity Consumption and Storage under Short-Term Renewable Supply Variability
Discussants: France D’AGRAIN and Fabien PRIEUR
16:45–17:15 Coffee break
17:15–18:00
Christoph OBERTHÜR (Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, PSE)
Making a Difference? The Impact of Environmental NGO Campaigns on Deforestation in Brazil
Discussants: Gracia RAHI and Julien WOLFERSBERGER (online)
18:00–18:45
Gracia RAHI (Université Clermont Auvergne, CERDI)
Could Oil Industry Fiscal Systems Serve as a De Facto Carbon Tax?
Discussants: Christoph OBERTHÜR and Camille HAINNAUX
19:30 Workshop dinner
Tuesday, April 21
09:00–09:45
Marin GUINARD (Université de Lorraine, INRAE)
Co-Benefits or Convenience? Agrivoltaic Siting in France
Discussants: Pierre VINCENT and Pierre-Alexandre MAHIEU (online)
09:45–10:30
Pierre VINCENT (Université Jean Monnet, GATE)
Urban Overheating and Urban Configuration: A General Equilibrium Approach
Discussants: Marin GUINARD and Anne FOURNIER
10:30–11:15
France D’AGRAIN (Mines Paris, PSL, CERNA)
Methane at the Border: EU Import Standards, Trade Reallocation, and Global Emissions
Discussants: Martin DHAUSSY and Francesco RICCI
11:15–11:45 Coffee break
11:45–12:30
Clara JENFT (Université Grenoble Alpes, GAEL)
Sustainable Individual Actions: Influence of Environmental Social Identity on Individual Behaviour and Implications for Public Policy
Discussants: Christopher SOMDA and Philippe MAHENC (online)
12:30–13:15
Ansovielo Christopher SOMDA (Université Savoie Mont-Blanc, IREGE)
Households’ Investment in Renewable Energy
Discussants: Clara JENFT and Stéphanie MONJON
13:15 Lunch
Scientific Committee
The scientific committee was responsible for reviewing submissions and selecting papers for presentation. Each submission received two independent evaluations.
Members of the Scientific Committee:
- Stefan AMBEC
- François BAREILLE
- Basak BAYRAMOGLU
- Dominique BUREAU
- Fabien CANDAU
- Lesly CASSIN
- Dorothée CHARLIER
- Christophe CHARLIER
- Olivier CHANEL
- Raja CHAKIR
- Karine CONSTANT
- Marion DAVIN
- Anne FOURNIER
- Mouez FODHA
- Donatella GATTI
- Serge GARCIA
- Chahir ZAKI
- Gilles LAFFORGUE
- Antoine LEBLOIS
- Marc LEANDRI
- Etienne LORANG
- Julie LOCHARD
- Katrin MILLOCK
- Stéphanie MONJON
- Philippe QUIRION
- Natacha RAFFIN
- Lionel RAGOT
- Francesco RICCI
- Anna RISCH
- Sébastien ROUSSEL
- François SALANIÉ
- Sonia SCHWARTZ
- Xavier PAUTREL
- Jean-Christophe PEREAU
- Aude POMMERET
- Nicolas QUEROU
The organizers would like to warmly thank all members of the scientific committee, discussants, participants, and doctoral students who contributed to the success of this edition.
