Albert Ferrari is a research associate at the Climate Area of the Florence School of Regulation since January 2020. He provides research and dissemination support to the European project Life DICET (Deepening International Cooperation on Emissions Trading) which enables EU and national policymakers to deepen international cooperation for the development and possible integration of carbon markets across the world.
Before joining FSR Climate, he was managing the regulatory affairs of Enercoop, the main renewable energy cooperative in France, closely monitoring EU and national energy and climate policy developments as well as engaging with external stakeholders. Prior to that, he has gained professional experience at the European Commission, where he was supporting DG Climate Action in the domain of free allocation of allowances under the EU ETS and carbon leakage. He has also been responsible for the development of a social economy project tackling fuel poverty and has worked for environmental associations.
Albert graduated in 2012 from Sciences Po Strasbourg with a double Master Degree in Energy and Sustainability Law and Management as well as in Public Affairs and Administration.
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