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Open data and interoperability in the Smart City ecosystem
Simplified Market Mechanisms with Significant Intermittent Renewable Capacity: Evidence from Italy
Ecodesign, Environmental Footprint, Corporate Sustainability Reporting, and Greenwashing. The New EU Directives
Enel, Ceo alliance on urban electrification
In the countryside concrete moves forward: in five years 900 hectares of fields have been lost
SAVELLI IACOPO

Dr Savelli is a postdoctoral researcher (RTDa) in Applied Economics at the GREEN centre since January 2023. He is PI of the peer-reviewed project “GREENER: Decarbonising the energy system by incentivising energy storages in the right places” funded with €150,000 (PNRR funds for young researchers), aiming at investigating the role of grid-scale energy storage in decarbonising the Italian energy system. Previously, he was a postdoc at the University of Edinburgh and the University of Oxford, under the supervision of Prof Cameron Hepburn and Dr Thomas Morstyn, working on Energy Market Design. He holds a PhD in Engineering, an MS in Finance, and a BS in Economics. He taught Energy Market at both the University of Oxford and the University of Siena. He presented his works in several forums, including the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre in Ispra. He received the 1st Prize Best Conference Paper award at the 17th European Energy Market conference in 2020.
Train beats plane
To Bridge or not to Bridge? Maybe We Should Build a Tunnel
Guidolin Massimo

Massimo Guidolin is a Professor of Finance at Bocconi University, where he teaches a number of courses in Econometrics (both at the Master’s and Ph.D. levels) and Asset Pricing. He also teaches Portfolio Management at SDA Bocconi. Massimo holds a Ph.D from University of California, San Diego and he has held senior positions with the Federal Reserve Bank of Saint Louis and Manchester Business School. His research interests are various and span from non-linear time series models, to asset pricing and dynamic portfolio choice, and the finance implications climate change. Massimo’s research has published in top economics, econometrics, and finance outlets (such as the Journal of Financial Economics and the Journal of Econometrics) and he serves on the editorial board of a number of journals, among them the Journal of Financial Econometrics (Oxford), Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control (Elsevier) and the International Journal of Forecasting (Elsevier).