Frédéric Lantz

Frédéric Lantz has a DEA in Econometrics and Mathematical economics (1982) and a PhD in Economics (1984) – Université de Paris X-Nanterre. He has also received accreditation to supervise research (2004). He joined IFP School in 1991 after a first experience in research in the field of econometrics and bio-economic modeling at Ifremer, where he was part of the North Sea Working Group for the European Commission. He teaches energy economics, econometrics and operational research for energy and the environment. In parallel, his research work has involved him in the development of IFP Energies nouvelles economic modeling tools. He is in charge of the Join Master's program in Environment, Energy and Transportation Economics with University of Paris-Saclay, University of Paris Nanterre and ENPC.

Articles by Frédéric Lantz

Original research

Dynamics of biofuel prices on the European market: the impact of EU environmental policy on resources markets

This paper explains the major drivers of biodiesel market prices by examining agricultural resource prices and gasoil prices for automotive fuels in the context of European Union environmental policy.

12 May 2022

Original research

The impact of energy costs on industrial performance: identifying price and quantity effects in the aluminum industry using a data envelopment analysis approach

The authors build a frontier function model with technical and cost efficiency measures to assess the impact of energy costs on competitiveness in the aluminum industry, a heavy energy consumer, by identifying what may be attributed to price and quantity…

16 Feb 2021

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