Electricity markets are rapidly transforming in the face of urgent needs to decarbonize our economies. With the goal of Europe to reduce emissions by 55% by 2030, lots of the emphasis and hopes are placed on this sector. How is the market responding to this changing environment? The Energy...

Due to the current pandemic, ITEA is considering – and planning accordingly – two alternative formats for its conference: in-person and online. The aim of the ITEA Annual School is to provide young researchers with a high-quality introduction to academic research on transportation economics,...

This course provides a self-contained set of lectures to bring PhD students and practitioners up to speed on electricity market design. The goal is to offer some economic tools and simulation models using elements of game theory, auction theory, and industrial organization that will allow...

The workshop develops step by step quantitative models that are used for the economic assessment of energy and climate policy initiatives. The course will follow model-based peer-reviewed publications in reputed international journals such as The Energy Journal, Energy Economics, Journal of...

An efficient and reliable energy system is fundamental to economic growth and wellbeing in New Zealand. The purpose of the Summer School is to outline some of the key issues facing New Zealand, including: - Dependence on imported liquid fuel - Developing and integrating renewable sources of...

Speaker: Prof. Andrew Kleit is a Professor of Energy and Environmental Economics, and his main area of research is Energy, Environmental and Mineral Economics. He has a great deal of teaching, researching and doing project experiences in the field of energy management and policy, global business...

The Summer School is addressed to undergraduate students at their last year, graduate students and officials from the Public Administration (municipalities, counties, regional bodies) and regulatory agencies. The School is designed to offer two weeks “full immersion” in user charges...

The School is designed to offer two weeks “full immersion” in user charges regulation of local public services (e.g. waste, water, public transport, district heating, sport facilities) and is addressed to undergraduate students at their last year, graduate students and officials from the...

Objective: - Preparation for new assignments related to transport management or consolidation of logistics know-how - Development of comprehensive understanding and application of transport management tools - Deepening the knowledge about European Union’s transport policy and legal...

The purpose of the Summer School is to investigate some of the key issues facing New Zealand, including: dependence on imported liquid fuel, developing renewable sources of energy, public transport, and climate change. The School will be divided into two parts. The first part will review...