Dominant Energy

This program trains engineers who will develop, manage, design, operate, and optimize energy systems, from production units to the end user and buyer. Their mission will be to secure the supply and distribution of energy, while limiting costs and environmental and social impacts.
They will adapt and develop existing infrastructure to promote energy exchanges between an increasing number of decentralized producers and increasingly involved consumers who can also become producers.

This program trains engineers who will optimize energy conversion and utilization processes in the industrial, construction, and transportation sectors. Greater efficiency in energy use will reduce financial costs and environmental impacts (pollution, sustainability). The innovative technological solutions developed and implemented by CentraleSupélec engineers will address both hardware and energy consumption management.

This specialization trains engineers who will choose, finance, design, build or operate energy extraction and production infrastructures, from the natural resource to its transformation into a marketable product on wholesale markets.
They will be able to propose technological solutions that will meet technical, economic and environmental specifications in the context of resource development and energy transition.

This specialization provides training in the system dimension necessary for the energy transition. Considering the major challenge of energy (sobriety, flexibility, autonomy, etc.) in different areas such as construction, transport, industry, digital services, etc., and the interactions between these areas and human activity, it provides mastery of the concepts related to dynamic systems and the associated tools to ensure the energy system has the properties of adaptability, flexibility, stability and reliability necessary for quality of service.