EMC Newsletters

May we take this opportunity to wish you a very happy Christmas and prosperous 2022! Earlier this year, ESCP Business School was ranked 1st in the ChangeNOW/Les Echos Start ranking on schools changing the world. One of our most important goals is to train 100% of our students on the issues related to ecological transition, ethics and sustainability. With this goal in mind, we have been broadening our educational offers and we are progressively building and deepening partnerships in line with our values. More information is available here.

Earlier this month, Glasgow welcomed international leaders to accelerate action towards the goals of the 2015 Paris Agreement and achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. Our newly elected Energy Society will invite top industry experts to discuss the outcomes of COP 26. More details can be found below.

In just two days, Glasgow will welcome international leaders to accelerate action towards the goals of the 2015 Paris Agreement and achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. COP26 comes at a crucial juncture as nearly 200 countries will report on how they are or not respecting promises made at the 2015 climate summit in Paris.

ESCP Business School and its Energy Management Centre are delighted to present the Company Consultancy Project Series - A ground-breaking learning process that allows MSc in Energy Management students to dive into the challenges and opportunities in the energy industry. This year’s corporate partners included leading organisations in oil and gas, technology, renewables, sustainable mobility and transport. To read more click here.

Sustainability is on the cusp of an evolutionary leap. Companies all over the world are beginning to explore more sustainable ways of doing business, primarily due to the global climate emergency. This month, EMC Director Dr Georgia Makridou tells us her latest findings on the value of sustainability to business, looking at the benefits, challenges and opportunities available therein. She also explores the business plan of the world's most sustainable energy companies. Read more here.

Sustainable Value”. Our School is proud to publish the second edition of its “impact papers” aimed at providing insights into management knowledge that is applicable to not only practicing managers, but also other stakeholders, namely the European community, students and society. Following the same principle of the first edition, this collection of impact papers aligns with the B.E.S.T. research impact framework (Business, European, Societal, and Teaching). More information can be found below.

The EMC's Mission is to build a strong proactive partnership between energy corporations, government agencies and the academic community, in preparation for a new energy era. This will be achieved through the promotion of rigorous and objective empirical research on issues related to energy management, finance and policy, in order to support decision making by both government and industry. The results of EMC's research will become available to the public through publications, workshops and conferences, educational programmes and other public outreach activities. To keep up-to-date on all activities at the Centre, we invite you to join our LinkedIn group, Energy Management @ ESCP Business School.

IEA’s World Energy Outlook reports that the Covid-19 pandemic has caused more disruption to the energy industry than any other crisis in recent history. Regulatory changes, global instability, financial pressure and tighter environmental requirements can lead to a range of issues for projects within the industry.

The IEA reports that the energy industry is widely regarded as one of the least gender diverse sectors of the economy. To accelerate a global clean energy transition, it is essential to adopt innovative and inclusive solutions and to embrace greater participation from a diverse pool of talent.

An S&P Global Platts report looked at the impact of COVID-19 on the energy industry. The assessment showed that after a challenging year, the recovery is already under way, with energy demand and prices in the oil, gas and electricity sectors already close to, or even above, pre-pandemic levels.

An IEA report looked at the impact of COVID-19 on renewable energy deployment in 2020 and 2021. The assessment showed that the COVID-19 crisis is hurting – but not halting – global renewable energy growth. In this context, ESCP Business School’s Energy Management Alums are making an impact in the industry and spreading their wings across a range of organisations, and regions.

May we take this opportunity to wish you a very healthy and prosperous 2021! We are delighted to announce that ESCP Business School’s MSc in Energy Management (MEM) Programme has been accredited by the Energy Institute for the purposes of fully meeting the requirements for MEI. The Energy Institute accreditation confirms the top-quality education ESCP provides in partnership with industry leaders, and shows the School’s commitment to training the energy leaders of tomorrow. More information is available here.

We remind you that the 4th Edition of the ESCP Energy Trading Challenge is fast approaching. This year’s event is sponsored by Glencore (one of the world’s largest global diversified natural resource companies and a major producer and marketer of more than 90 commodities, with 90 offices in over 50 countries). Upcoming activities can be found below: 1. ESCP Energy Trading Challenge taking place on 28th & 29th February 2020. The event is jointly organised by our MSc in Energy Management (MEM) students, in collaboration with Smart Global, ESCP Business School, and its EMC. You have until the end of the 8th of February to register your team.

We are delighted to announce our upcoming activities: 1. Energy & the Environment: Circular Economy taking place in London on 29th November. The event is organised by the Italian Chamber of Commerce & Industry for the UK. Attendees include senior bankers, economists, lawyers and businesspeople from Italy and the UK involved in a wide spectrum of business activities between the two countries. 2. ESCP Energy Trading Challenge taking place in February 2020. This competitive team event will bring together talented students from the world’s best universities, top energy experts and industry practitioners to discuss the latest challenges and opportunities available therein. More details to be announced soon. Stay tuned!

May we take this opportunity to wish you a happy Summer break! We would like to remind you our upcoming activity: 1. Online info Session on Energy Management Programmes: If you are interested in joining our postgraduate MSc in Energy Management (MEM) or the Executive Master in Energy Management (EMEM), we would like to invite you to join our online on 13th August. To register, click here.

Last week, ESCP's students on the Executive Master in Energy Management and MSc in Energy Management attended a week-long International Seminar in Washington, DC & Houston, TX. They built a deep understanding of the American energy industry and other key international markets from a series of lectures and workshops delivered by top industry experts.

We are delighted to announce our upcoming activities: 1. Online info Session on Energy Management Programmes: If you are interested in joining our postgraduate MSc in Energy Management (MEM) or the Executive Master in Energy Management (EMEM), we would like to invite you to join our online on 11th June. To register, click here.

We have entered in an era of significant challenges but also opportunities for the region of South–East Europe when it comes to energy, but what is the future of the region both in the EU and globally? What are the latest developments on sustainability and the new financing and corporate business models? These questions will be answered by ESCP's faculty members and top industry professionals this May in Athens.

When put to the vote for a second time, Theresa May’s latest Brexit deal was defeated by Parliament. MPs voted 391 to 242 against the UK Prime Minister’s withdrawal agreement. This result was a blow to British PM government and raised more uncertainty about the future of Brexit and its impact on individuals and businesses. Continuing its 'Re-Thinking Europe' series of events, ESCP's London Campus and its EMC are delighted to host two distinguished guests for an evening's conversation and debate on Brexit on 18 March. Litigator and parliamentarian Lord David Gold, will join businessman and policy advisor, Tony Matharu, in discussion with London Campus Dean and Brexit commentator Professor Simon Mercado.

We are delighted to inform you of the tremendous success of the 2019 ESCP Energy Trading Challenge organised by our MSc in Energy Management students, our School, the EMC and Smart Global. This year's event sponsored by Glencore brought together 205 talented students from 23 world's top universities who competed in a fascinating two-day simulation at our London Campus, with LIBF, Toulouse School of Economics and Imperial College London taking the top three positions. Other top ten teams include students from: ESCP, London Business School, and Cranfield University. More information about the event can be found below and pictures are available online here.

We remind you that the 3rd Edition of the ESCP Energy Trading Challenge is fast approaching. The best students from leading HE in the UK, Europe and the Americas have already registered to participate in the competition. This year’s event is sponsored by Glencore (one of the world’s largest global diversified natural resource companies and a major producer and marketer of more than 90 commodities, with 90 offices in over 50 countries). Upcoming activities can be found below: 1. ESCP Energy Trading Challenge taking place on 22nd & 23rd February, 2019. The event is jointly organised by our MSc in Energy Management (MEM) students, in collaboration with Smart Global, ESCP, and its EMC. You have until the end of the 5th of February to register your team.

May we take this opportunity to wish you a very happy Christmas and prosperous 2019! We are delighted to announce that ESCP Business School (London) lifted the Business School of the Year trophy at this year’s Times Higher Education Awards. The School has not been afraid to tackle the questions and challenges thrown up by a rapidly changing political and commercial environment. In doing so, via a wide range of pioneering initiatives, it has claimed the title of Business School of the Year.

We would like to announce our upcoming events in London. 1. Open Evening taking place on 5th December and focused on our Postgraduate and Executive Programmes, this event will give you the chance to experience ESCP's teaching style as well as interact with members of our community. 2. ESCP Energy Trading Challenge taking place on 22 & 23 February 2019, organised by our Energy Society, in collaboration with Smart Global, the School, and its EMC.

ESCP and its EMC would like to congratulate Quentin Laroche, Simone Quarta, Alexandre Lorot, Rafael Moreno Ome and Stefano Minadakis, MSc in Energy Management Students for being selected to speak at the “Youth Day 2018: Dialogue of Generations" representing the United Kingdom.

The EMC's Mission is to build a strong proactive partnership between energy corporations, government agencies and the academic community, in preparation for a new energy era. This will be achieved through the promotion of rigorous and objective empirical research on issues related to energy management, finance and policy, in order to support decision making by both government and industry. The results of EMC's research will become available to the public through publications, workshops and conferences, educational programmes and other public outreach activities.

We would like to remind you our upcoming conferences and affiliate activities: 1. IPLOCA Convention taking place from 10th - 14th September in London, organised by The International Pipe Line & Offshore Contractors Association. 2. The FT Digital Energy Summit taking place on 18th September in London, organised by The Financial Times Live 3. ESCP Energy Trading Challenge taking place in February 2019. This competitive team event will bring together talented students from the world’s best universities, top energy experts and industry practitioners to discuss the latest challenges and opportunities available therein. More details to be announced soon. Stay tuned!

We are delighted to announce that the third edition of the ESCP Energy Trading Challenge (ETC) will take place in February 2019 at our London Campus. This competitive team event will bring together talented students from the world’s best universities, top energy experts and industry practitioners to discuss the latest challenges and opportunities available therein. The ETC is organised by our MSc in Energy Management (MEM) students, in collaboration with Smart Global, the School, and its EMC.

The EMC's Mission is to build a strong proactive partnership between energy corporations, government agencies and the academic community, in preparation for a new energy era. This will be achieved through the promotion of rigorous and objective empirical research on issues related to energy management, finance and policy, in order to support decision making by both government and industry. The results of EMC's research will become available to the public through publications, workshops and conferences, educational programmes and other public outreach activities.

The EMC's Mission is to build a strong proactive partnership between energy corporations, government agencies and the academic community, in preparation for a new energy era. This will be achieved through the promotion of rigorous and objective empirical research on issues related to energy management, finance and policy, in order to support decision making by both government and industry. The results of EMC's research will become available to the public through publications, workshops and conferences, educational programmes and other public outreach activities.

Young talent from prestigious universities met at the ESCP's London Campus earlier this year to participate in the Energy Trading Challenge 2018. Jointly organised by our 2018 MSc in Energy Management (MEM) students, in collaboration with Smart Global, or School, and its Energy Management Centre (EMC), the competition provided an excellent platform for students to learn key insights on trading oil and gas products. The videos from the event are available below:

We would like to remind you about our upcoming events: 1. Online Info Session for the Energy Programmes: If you are interested in joining our postgraduate MSc in Energy Management (MEM) or the Executive Master in Energy Management (EMEM), we would like to invite you to join our online on 11th April. To register, click here. 2. The 35th Annual Conference of the French Finance Association (AFFI) taking place on 22nd - 24th May in Paris. The event will be jointly organised by ESCP and the Laboratory of Excellence for Financial Regulation (LabEx-ReFi). To find out more, click here.

We are pleased to inform you of the tremendous success of the 2018 Energy Trading Challenge organised by our MSc in Energy Management students, ESCP, the EMC and Smart Global. The event brought together 174 talented students from 17 world's top universities who competed in a fascinating two-day simulation at our London Campus, with LSE and Toulouse School of Economics taking the top three positions. Participants also met top experts from Nord Pool Consulting, Bloomberg New Energy Finance, Socar, Cheniere, EnerStrat Consulting, Libra Fearnley Energy and PVM Oil Associates who discussed the latest on trading in oil and gas markets and routes to a career in the energy trading industry. More information about the event can be found below and pictures are available online here.

May we take this opportunity to wish you a very happy and prosperous 2018! We are delighted to announce our upcoming activities: 1. Online Info Session for the Energy Programmes: If you are interested in joining our postgraduate MSc in Energy Management (MEM) or the Executive Master in Energy Management (EMEM), we would like to invite you to join our online on 15th February. To register, click here. 2. The ESCP Energy Trading Challenge taking place on 22nd - 23rd February at our London Campus. This competitive team event open to talented students from the world’s top universities is organised by MSc in Energy Management (MEM) students, in collaboration with Smart Global, ESCP, and its Energy Management Centre (EMC).

The Energy Management Centre (EMC) and ESCP are delighted to report a very successful year. On 30th November ESCP was named as one of the UK's leading business schools at the prestigious Times Higher Education awards, having been 'highly commended' in the 'Best Business School' category. Our School with distinct campuses across 6 countries - London, Paris, Berlin, Turin, Madrid and Warsaw - was the only institution on the shortlist not based exclusively in the UK.

The EMC's Mission is to build a strong strategic partnership between energy corporations, government agencies, and the academic community, in preparation for a new energy era. This will be achieved through the promotion of rigorous and objective empirical research on issues related to energy management, finance, and policy, in order to support decision-making by both government and industry. The results of EMC's research will become available to the public through publications, workshops and conferences, educational programmes and other public outreach activities

We are delighted to announce our next roundtable titled 'Energy Developments in SE Europe: Riding the Global Trends' taking place this month in London. We are honoured to announce that Nikolas Papadopoulos, Leader, Democratic Party (DIKO), Cyprus has confirmed his participation in our event. Our upcoming activities can be found below: