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We present the advantages of a multiscale modelling strategy for theunderstanding of systems with charged interfaces. On the one hand, one cansimulate a complex system at different levels, depending on the relevant lengthand time scales for a given physical chemistry problem. On the other hand, oneshould make the link between the various levels of description, e.g. followinga bottom-up approach. We illustrate here the case of charged porous materials,in particular clay minerals, by discussing physical chemistry issues that arisein the context of geological disposal of nuclear wastes and CO2 sequestration.

Physical chemistry of charged interfaces: Multiscale modelling and applications to Energy