Frédéric Jeannin is a Research Fellow at IRIS where he co-heads the Programme Energy and Raw Materials. His work focuses mainly on the geopolitical issues surrounding new low-carbon transition technologies and commodity value chains. He also teaches geopolitical risk assessment for companies at IRIS Sup’.
Frédéric Jeannin has a degree in geopolitics from IRIS Sup’ and a master’s degree in international project management from Lancaster University in England.
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Notes / Observatory for the Security of Energy Flows and Materials (French only)
13 October 2025
The Central Asian Energy Transition: A Catalyst for Great Power Competition
Research Fellow at IRIS, co-Head of the Programme Energy and Raw Materials
Research Fellow at IRIS, co-Heads of the Programme Energy and Raw Materials
Research Fellow at IRIS, co-Heads of the Programme Energy and Raw Materials
Research Assistant, Observatory for the Security of Energy Flows and Materials (OSFME), IRIS
PhD Candidate in Geopolitics and Cartographer, Cassini
Notes / Energy and Raw Materials
20 May 2025
Central Asia in the Global Nuclear Energy Renaissance
Senior Fellow, The International Tax and Investment Center
Senior Assistant Director and Lead Analyst for the Energy, Growth and Security Program, The International Tax and Investment Center
Research Fellow at IRIS, co-Head of the Programme Energy and Raw Materials
Associate Research Fellow, IRIS
Analyses / Energy and Raw Materials
10 February 2025
Towards Energy Domination by the GAFAM?
Analyses / Energy and Raw Materials
18 March 2024
Europe’s Quest for “Small Modular Nuclear Reactors”
Research Fellow at IRIS, co-Head of the Programme Energy and Raw Materials
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