Towards an effective, efficient, and just energy transition / Verso una transizione energetica efficace, efficiente e giusta

 

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Romeo Danielis
Towards an effective, efficient, and just energy transition

Tullio Gregori
La transizione giusta tra lavoro e coinvolgimento delle imprese

Loredana Panariti
La transizione giusta. Lavoratori stranieri, salari e dibattito pubblico a Monfalcone

Maria Carmela Lo Bue, Laura Chies, Elena Podrecca
Transizioni da e verso la povertà monetaria e non monetaria. Un'analisi del caso italiano, 2014-2021

Nicola Blasuttigh, Vanni Lughi, Alessandro Massi Pavan
Energy transition and key enabling technologies

Maksym Koltunov
The economic impact of energy communities on the electricity system and its agents

Manuela Masutti, Romeo Danielis
Innovative financing solutions for resilient, carbon neutral and just communities in Italy

Martin Magris, Gaetano Carmeci
Modeling and forecasting hourly spot electricity prices with autoregressive models: an analysis of the italian electricity market

Katia Rivera Fernandez De Los Ronderos, Gianluigi Gallenti, Matteo Carzedda
Towards a just transition in the eu agriculture: the opportunity of soil carbon sequestration

Marta Biancolin, Federico Codato, Federico Nassivera, Lucia Rotaris
Environmental sustainability of the agri-food chain and food miles: a literature review

Sara Jovanovic, Barbara Campisi, Gianluigi Gallenti, Stefania Troiano
Reverse logistics in agri-food supply chains: a systematic literature review

Terje Andreas Mathisen, Thor-Erik Sandberg Hanssen, Gisle Solvoll
Just transition in transport: the impact of a weather protective bicycle tube

Anton Skriabin
Just transition in the electrification of urban transport services: a literature-based study on urban freight transportation

Lucia Rotaris, Chiara Ricchetti, Luciano Agustin Pana Tronca, John Kebari Omwamba
Sustainability of shared mobility: recent empirical evidence

Romeo Danielis, Manuela Masutti, Mariangela Scorrano, Arsalan Muhammad Khan Niazi
Environmental and economic assessment of alternative bus powertrains: insights from the literature