Nicolò has a degree in International Relations and a Ph.D. in Economics, Law and Institutions from the University of Pavia (Italy). He has almost ten years of experience in the energy sector, acquired both within and outside the academia (e.g., World Bank and ISPI).
Since he joined the Florence School of Regulation in September 2016, he has worked on electricity-related topics like the development of a seamless market for power in Europe and the emergence of new business models in a digitalised and decarbonised electricity system.
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The Transatlantic Relationships in Innovation Policies conference will address, involving experts, industry, and policy actors from both sides of the…
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