The Energy Innovation Area focuses on the interplay among innovation, energy and climate policies. The area provides a platform where academics, regulatory institutions, and market players can exchange views and practices that allow implementing mechanisms in accordance with future policy goals in the energy industry.
Topic of the Month: Gearing up for an EV revolution In this topic of the month piece, Paul Codani, Project…
At the 2nd edition of the FSR Innovation Bootcamp, Bjarne Steffen, senior researcher at ETH Zürich and visiting researcher at MIT, gave a presentation around his work on renewable energy…
Highlights from the Energy Innovation Bootcamp The FSR Energy Innovation Bootcamp brought together young researchers from across the world to…
In this article by Urszula Papajak, Programme Director Energy, Neuland21, and Dr Jessica Britton, Research Fellow, the University of Exeter, we…
In this paper, Hannelore Rocchio (ENI – Regulatory Affairs and Strategy Support, Executive Vice President) and Federico Boschi (Independent Energy…
The evolution of the structure of electricity systems and the new possibilities offered by digital technologies are leading to an evolution of electricity market designs around the world. In Italy,…
How are regulatory authorities adjusting their policies and governance, and how should they adjust, to ensure that they meet societal goals and promote fair and efficient economic choices? This online training combines…
Regulation of energy utilities All you need to know in one professional course With the Annual Training on the Regulation of Energy Utilities, you will gain extensive knowledge of the fundamental principles of…
In the context of the Paris Climate Agreement, there is today a strong need for enhanced international cooperation fostering emissions trading around the world. Based on the research of the…
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Current challenges for the implementation of a common European biomethane market The previous parts of this Topic of the Month series explained that each EU Member State produces, consumes, supports and trades biomethane differently. One commonality is that both the…
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In its role of EU Commission’s Knowledge Partner for the Madrid Forum, FSR organises two online Debates devoted to Guarantees…
As the global share of renewable energy generation continues to increase, transition planning is required to ensure that fossil fuel…
The European Commission and EU transport ministers have set themselves ambitious targets for road safety for the coming decade: to…
