The "2030 Agenda and Sustainable Development" (ASD) research programme aims at supporting the new strategic direction of sustainable development defined by the UN on September 15, 2015.
The "2030 Agenda and Sustainable Development" (ASD) research programme aims at supporting the new strategic direction of sustainable development defined by the UN on September 15, 2015.
Problems deriving from present and future impacts of climate change have increasing relevance for global societies and economies. Much has been done for mitigation, in terms of research and policies, with the aim of limiting emissions and controlling the dynamics of global warming and its consequences in terms of direct and indirect impacts.
The research programme "Econometrics of the Energy Transition" (EET) develops along three, intertwinned research lines: Climate econometrics, Energy finance econometrics, Oil market econometrics.
The research programme “Labour in the Low-carbon Transition” (LILT) studies topics related to the effect of climate policies, green subsidies and broad green deal plans on the structure of the economy.
The "Modelling the Energy Transition" (MET) research programme aims at studying the energy transition in dynamic settings and under uncertainty by developing economic models with both a micro and macro approach.
The "Technologies for the Energy Transition (TET)" research programme aims at analyzing the social and economic aspects of technological innovation in the energy sector.
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