Fundamental Research
News
28 November 2025
Nicolas Fintzi, winner of the 2025 Yves Chauvin prize, received his award at a ceremony held at IFPEN’s Rueil-Malmaison site on 27 November. The award was in recognition of Nicolas’ research focusing on gaining a better understanding of the buoyancy-driven droplet flows found in many chemical engineering processes, such as gravity separators and liquid-liquid extractors. Interview with the winner.
This newsletter analyzes international carbon markets to support stakeholders in the energy transition and inform strategic decision-making. This brief deciphers recent trends and outlooks for carbon pricing instruments.