MIT Energy Initiative & Florence School of Regulation Permanently revolving around regulatory practice to re-evolution energy systems

Joined April 2020
Priorities for the Biden-Harris Administration: 1. Control the pandemic 2. Build back (better) the economy 3. Confront climate change 4. Dismantle systemic racism I could not think of a better set of priorities. I can't wait to get to work!
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Let me be very clear: this is going to be bloody hard to do. But it can be done. The sooner we start, the lower the cost. And just imagine the costs of inaction, of horrible storms like in Limone, or another monthly Gota Fría. Those costs are huge #ClimateLaw #ClimateNeutralEU
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From ⁦@TomValletti⁩ (Former chief-economist DG Comp) ‘’How industry funds pseudo-research, with pseudo articles from pseudo centers... To kill real independent academic findings and proposals In the agenda of real policy makers’’ promarket.org/2020/09/28/dif…
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TPP alum @rudnick_ivan’s research, which earned him TPP’s Best Thesis Award for 2020, offers insights into designing #energy #policy that could help #India achieve its #decarbonization goals. bit.ly/3jKVeEF
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I am deeply proud of the MIT community. Leo Rafael Reif, President of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology: "The Administration retreated on student visas, but the battle isn’t over" president.mit.edu/speeches-w…
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Our @FSR_Energy Summer School on the Regulation of Energy Utilities (Ljubljana Edition) will be hosted by the @LESTLab at the University of Ljubljana.
Register by 15 July to our #SummerSchool on the Regulation of #EnergyUtilities - #Ljubljana Edition & get a 10% discount! In this 1-week training in beautiful Ljubljana, you will learn the fundamental regulatory principles of the electricity & gas sectors fsr.eui.eu/course/ljubljana-…
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Carlos Batlle retweeted
Wow. Now other universities and professional associations need to engage.
MIT, guided by open access principles, ends Elsevier negotiations: Institute ends negotiations for a new journals contract in the absence of a proposal aligning with the MIT Framework for Publisher Contracts. mitsha.re/n6HO50A5uyD
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Thousands of congrats to @rudnick_ivan for being awarded with the Best Thesis in the MIT Technology and Policy Program @TppMit It has been a great honor to have the fortune to supervise such an amazing work with my colleagues Audun Botterud and Pablo Dueñas
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Interesting dispute. (Un)fortunately, more than often WHO rules makes the difference. greentechmedia.com/articles/…
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The aftermath of COVID-19 is a stress test for energy poverty regulation. In our @FSR_Energy Policy Brief we review the regulatory solutions implemented in the five continents and put forward some recommendations for better targeting cadmus.eui.eu/handle/1814/67…
Register by 15 July to our #SummerSchool on the Regulation of #EnergyUtilities - #Ljubljana Edition & get a 10% discount! In this 1-week training in beautiful Ljubljana, you will learn the fundamental regulatory principles of the electricity & gas sectors fsr.eui.eu/course/ljubljana-…
Carlos Batlle retweeted
Useful data for putting Corona in context in EU euromomo.eu/graphs-and-maps/
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"the most important distinction is separating the elderly from the young (Y) and middle (M) aged. According to our parameters, targeting Y and M separately has marginal gains only. Semi-targeting is almost as good as full targeting" But the policy is the contrary, confining Y 😟
Just finished this research with Daron Acemoglu, Victor Chernozhukov & Mike Whinston (I know, lucky for such an awesome eclectic team!) I'm exhausted from many late-night meetings, after kids in bed, so happy to see it out. nber.org/papers/w27102.pdf Let me explain it a bit. 1/n
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Carlos Batlle retweeted
Why is the utility sector complicated? Start with service territories: Source: nap.edu/read/24836/chapter/4…
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Measures to tackle the Covid-19 outbreak impact on energy poverty fsr.eui.eu/measures-to-tackl…
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