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This paper addresses the participation of independent aggregators (IAs) for demand response (DR) in European electricity markets. An IA is an aggregator trading the...
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Environmental insurance and resilience in the age of natural disasters
The Lights on Women initiative promotes, trains and advocates for women in energy, climate and sustainability, boosting their visibility, representation and careers.
The FSR Gas Area is a totally dedicated entity, developing applied research, policy events, and training on the most topical policy and regulatory issues.
Specialised Training on the Regulation of Gas Markets | FSR course in Florence
Building on the success of our online training, Specialised Training on the Regulation of Gas Markets, this intensive, 3-day course takes place in Flo...
Energy markets and regulations | FSR online course
Originally designed for participants in the EUI Global Executive Master, this course is now open to all professionals seeking to deepen their understa...
FSR Research in action: highlights from the events we joined this month
June has been a month of visibility and impact for the Florence School of Regulation. Our researchers have presented at key European energy events—E...
Capacity or Production? Evaluating Support Models for Clean Hydrogen in the EU
As the European Union advances its strategy for decarbonising industry and energy systems, clean hydrogen is increasingly seen as a potential tool to ...
Trump and the EU’s Critical Raw Materials Dilemma: A New Era of Supply Chain Vulnerability
The global scramble for critical raw materials (CRM) is intensifying as the small handful of players who dominate their extraction and processing look...
The European Affordable Housing Plan in support of Europe’s competitiveness and social cohesion
Europe’s housing crisis is no longer only a social challenge; it has become a critical competitiveness issue. Soaring house prices, rising rents, an...
Capacity vs. Production: Which support model for Clean Hydrogen?
This FSR Debate will explore whether capacity-based remuneration models could offer a more effective alternative to traditional production-based schem...
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