EFI Prize
As last year, the EFI prize, amounting to 500 Euro, is reserved for submissions coming from authors born after January 1st, 1994, who will present their paper during the conference. The paper submitted to the award must be complete (abstracts, extended abstracts and incomplete papers will not be taken into consideration) and can have multiple coauthors.
The submission procedure and the relative deadline is the same as all the other papers. In addition, the candidates to the EFI Prize must submit their CV (containing the date of birth), in PDF format.
EFI9 Best Paper Prize - Candidates
- A Fuzzy Approach to Volumetric Risk Management in Solar Power Production - Beniamino Sartini – SESSION 2
- Optimal trading with constraints, market impact and signal: application to battery modelling - Nathan De Carvalho– SESSION 2
- Fast and General Simulation of Lévy-driven OU processes for Energy Derivatives - Pietro Manzoni – SESSION 3
- Risk valuation of quanto derivatives on temperature and electricity - Nerea Vadillo – SESSION 4
- Spillover effects between energy uncertainty and financial risk in the European banking sector- Maria Melania Povia – SESSION 5
- Women on boards: Catalysts of change in banks' fossil fuel divestment strategies - Giuseppe Rimo - SESSION 5
- Connectedness between energy and artificial intelligence and quantum computing - Alessia Palma -SESSION 6
- How electricity and natural gas prices affect financial systemic risk - Cosimo Paccione – SESSION 6
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Real-Time Electricity Pricing in Energy Communities: an AI-powered Bi-Level Approach - Luigi Gallo -SESSION 7
- Wind speed forecasting by a physics-inspired machine learning approach - Martina Zannotti – SESSION 13
- Combining predictive distributions of electricity prices. Does minimizing the CRPS lead to optimal decisions in day-ahead bidding? - Weronika Nitka – SESSION 14
- Systemic resilience of networked commodities - Raffaele Mattera– SESSION 14
- The puzzle of Carbon Allowance spread - Michele Azzone – SESSION 15
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Idiosyncratic and systematic spillovers through the renewable energy financial systems - Marco Tedeschi – SESSION 15