XMP-Consult : The contributions of the new wave of electrification

Organised by "XMP Consult"

Electricity at the heart of our low-carbon future

In the face of climate change, electrification, initiated in 1881 by Edison, is becoming increasingly essential in all sectors of activity and in all countries - bearing in mind that, unfortunately, around a billion human beings have no real access to it. This electrification, which must be low-carbon, can also help reduce other global problems, such as the availability of drinking water.

Many technologies are already deployable and economically accessible, but not necessarily deployed for political, economic, industrial, cultural or organizational reasons. The necessary mutation already underway, coupled with that of digital technology, will transform most professions and create an immense need for education and training. It also requires political, industrial and academic leaders to adopt global approaches, which means that there is considerable scope for consultants in all fields to contribute to these approaches.

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Thursday 20 April 2023
18:30 - 21:00 (GMT +2)

Bridge House
42 Rue Boissière
75116 Paris
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Yves Bamberger

Yves Bamberger is a member of the French Academy of Technologies. Yves worked at the Laboratoire Central des Ponts et Chaussées (1973-1980), then at Électricité de France (1980-2014), while holding a part-time professorship in Mechanics and Strength of Materials at the École Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées (1973-2000).

At EDF, as Director of Information Systems and then Director of Research and Development, before becoming Scientific Advisor to EDF's CEO, he was a driving force in what is now known as digital transformation.He initiated research and studies on electricity utilization technologies, renewable energies and power system mix analysis. He has been, among others, Chairman of the Club Informatique des Grandes Entreprises Françaises (CIGREF), member of the Gartner Research Board (New York), member of the Board of the Electric Power Research Institute (Palo Alto), member of the first European platform on Smartgrids.

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