10 years of I4CE, our partners talk about us

9 October 2025 - Hors série

This year marks an important milestone for I4CE: we are celebrating a decade of commitment to the climate economics. We would like to thank our partners who agree to say a few words at the occasion of this anniversary.

Teresa Ribera, executive vice-president, Clean, Just and Competitive Transition

Olivier Sichel, Chief Executive Officer of Caisse des Dépôts Group

Kurt Vandenberghe, Director-General for Climate Action, European Commission

Mélanie Joder, Budget Director

Sylvain Waserman, President ADEME

Christophe Béchu, Mayor of Angers, President of Angers Loire Métropole

Morgan Després, Executive Director of International Finance, Economy, and Nature Programs, ECF

Guillaume Boudy, Mayor of Suresnes

Laurence Poirier-Dietz, Managing Director of GRDF Group

Jean-Pierre Farandou, Chairman of the SNCF Group

Frauke Thies, Co-Director Europe at Agora Energiewende

Heather Grabbe, Senior Fellow at Bruegel

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