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Report by the national council work-group - Let us imagine together our tomorrow's energy

Meike Fink, Frederic Hug, Robert Durdilly, Damien Mathon, P. Rosier, Bernard Chambon, Vincent Mages, Yann Menager, Eleonore Trigano, Nicolas Barber, Timothee Furois, Thibault Leinekugel Le Cocq, Jean-Marc Moulinier, Ludovic Armand, Pierre Fontaine, Antoine Caron, Mathieu Verdure, Yann Gourio, Maryvonne Grandin, Ludovic Martin, Patricia Akodjenou, Maryse Arditi, Richard Lavergne, Christophe Porquier, Benoît Leclair, Jacques Bucki, Matthieu Orphelin, Ronan Dantec, Raphael Claustre, Dominique Olivier, Denis Baupin, François Moisan, Thierry Salomon, Anne Lemaire-Dujin, Yves Marignac, Michel Colombier, Patrick Criqui, Philippe Masset, Cédric Philibert, Corentin Sivy, Lena Spinazze, Taulant Zeqiri, Dominique Dron, Fabien Roques, David Krembel, Gérard Magnin, Cyril Roger-Lacan, Andre Dorso, Mireille Battut, Jean-Francois Poupard, Dominique Auverlot, Benoît Leguet

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Key concepts: Group (periodic table), Work (physics), Political science, Engineering, Physics, Quantum mechanics, Mechanical engineering

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