The programme of the conference will be announced soon. Below is the list of accepted talks.

Accepted Talks

Amia Santini
University of Bologna
A Copula-Based Approach for the Pricing of Energy Quanto Options
Laura Codazzi
Eni Plenitude
A Heath-Jarrow-Morton framework for energy markets: review and applications for practitioners
Ilaria Stefani
University of Parma
A new model for the perceived time to transition to a low carbon economy
Marco Rossi
University of Verona
A stochastic model for the evolution of the day-ahead prices in gas and power markets
Martina Nardon
Ca' Foscari University of Venice
A swap-based framework for managing energy transition risks
Fabio Baschetti
University of Verona
An Optimal Energy Production Problem with Energy Source Switching and Load Following Nuclear Power Plants
Abhinav Das
Ulm University
Analyzing Uncertainty Quantification in Statistical and Deep Learning Models for Probabilistic Electricity Price Forecasting
Gianandrea Giacchetta
University of Bergamo
Assessing Climate Risk on the European Financial System: a Multi-Scenario Analysis
Alessandro Fiori Maccioni
University of Cagliari
Assessing Electricity Price Changes under Increased Renewable Supply in Day-Ahead Markets
Fasano Giovanni
Ca' Foscari University of Venice
Basics on Atomic Swaps in blockchains for financial applications
Gian Luca Tassinari
University of Parma
Climate-Induced Catastrophe Risk and Catastrophe Bond Valuation
Daniele Girolimetto
University of Padova
Coherent forecast combination for linearly constrained energy series
Filippo Petroni
G. d'Annunzio University of Chieti–Pescara
Dynamic Reliability Indicators for Wind Farm Maintenance Optimization: A Markovian Approach
Maren Diane Schmeck
Univeristy of Bielefeld
Empirical Evidence of the Market Price of Risk for Delivery Periods
Maria Carannante
Link Campus University
Exploring key drivers of electricity price persistence using a Wavelet Neural Networks approach
Alessandro Mazzoccoli
Roma Tre University
Extending Wavelet Energy Entropy for Improved Predictability Assessment
Matteo Gardini
Eni Plenitude
Forward spot price dependence in energy markets: investigations on a co-integrated approach
Federico Cini
La Sapienza University of Rome
From Micro-Foundations to Market Dynamics: A Structural Cointegration Model of Bitcoin Prices
Marina Bertolini
University of Padua
From Reliability to Resilience: Cost–Benefit Analysis of Risk in Electricity Networks
Giovanni Maria Cortesi
La Sapienza University of Rome
Fueling Tech Markets: A Raw Material Network Perspective
Ivan De Crescenzo
La Sapienza University of Rome
Geopolitical Risks, Critical Materials and the Energy Transition: New Evidence from Wavelet Methods
Benjamin Bitterlich
University of Bielefeld
Hedging Power Purchase Agreements
Antonella Basso
Ca' Foscari University of Venice
How to compare the environmental and financial efficiency of companies from multiple economic sectors?
Katarzyna Chęć
Wrocław University of Science and Technology
Improving system operator electric demand predictions for quantile and density forecasting
Guglielmo Alessandro Visentin
University of Reading
Is the energy transition impacting the Eurozone sovereign credit risk? Evidence from Machine Learning
Nicolo Filippas
University of Genoa and ERG SpA
Italian Market Signals for Hybrid Wind–Battery Dispatch: From Price-Agnostic to Price-Driven Control
Piergiacomo Sabino
University of Vaasa and Eon Energy Markets
M-method Estimation of Jump-diffusion OU Processes: an Application to Energy Markets
Giorgio Bongermino
University of Bologna
Multi-criteria portfolio allocation: a probabilistic perspective
Konstantinos Chatziandreou
University of Amsterdam
Optimal Execution in Intraday Energy Markets under Hawkes Processes with Transient Impact
Christian Kappen
D-fine GmbH
Pricing and Hedging of Power Purchase Agreements
Carme Frau
University of the Balearic Islands
Pricing Plain Vanilla Options on Henry Hub Futures: Introducing a Hump-Shaped Volatility Model
Kevyn Stefanelli
Tuscia University
Pricing the Green Energy Transition
Rita D’Ecclesia
La Sapienza University of Rome
Public subsidies drive the green transitions
Janani Wanigaratne Udagampala
Levi Cases @ University of Padua
Relevance of the Intraday Electricity Market under Renewable Energy Penetration
Guglielmo D'Amico
G. d'Annunzio University of Chieti–Pescara
Reliability Indicators for semi-Markov models of Wind speed and power generation
Raffaele Pesenti
Ca' Foscary University, Venezia
Resilient networks of atomic swaps
Giuseppe Orlando
University of Bari
Risk-Based Validation of Renewable Energy Forecasting: A Test Case for Italy
Andrea Pallavicini
Intesa Sanpaolo
Rough volatility dynamics in commodity markets
Beniamino Sartini
University of Bologna
Solar Energy Risks: Spatial Stochastic Radiation Modeling and Optimal Hedging Strategies
Arkadiusz Lipiecki
Wrocław University of Science and Technology
Stealing Accuracy: Predicting Day-ahead Electricity Prices with Temporal Hierarchy Forecasting (THieF)
Latansa Izzata Dien Elam
University of Udine
Sustainability Transition in Asia: Insights from Green Bond Issuances and Stock Market Reactions
Sara Staffolani
Bocconi University
Sustainability-Linked Bonds Pricing in a Stochastic Interest Rate Framework
Ardelia L. Amardana
Ca' Foscari University of Venice
Sustainability in LSTM Price Prediction for Portfolio Optimization in the European Market
Oleksandr Castello
Ca' Foscari University of Venice
Synthetic data generation for Energy and Financial Markets: Machine Learning techniques on trial
Bartosz Uniejewski
Wrocław University of Science and Technology
The role of probabilistic load and renewable prediction in enhancing day-ahead electricity price forecasts
Nicola Bartolini
University of Bologna
Understanding climate risk in Europe: Are transition and physical risk priced in equity and fixed-income markets?
Fabio Ehrenhofer
University of Bologna
When Renewables Don’t Mean Cheap: a systematic review of beyond LCOE cost Indicators