Economics and management

ECO-SUSTAINABLE ENERGY INNOVATION The concept of Innovation, Open Innovation and Closed Innovation. The relationship between innovation – digitalisation and digital transition. Enabling Technologies (KET) and their importance. The relationship between innovation and digital sustainability. The new models of digital sustainability and the link with the circular economy. The relationship between innovation and energy; Energy Innovation – Energy Economics and Energy Management. The European Green Deal, and the implications of the PNRR. The concept of energy, saving, performance and energy efficiency. The evolution of energy production in National Energy Plans, analysis of energy costs and the Energy Balance New renewable energy technologies. Energy innovation: nuclear energy “Green” hydrogen. “Smart metering” energy control. The future of "smart city" energy, the management of Intelligent networks and energy consumption, the figure of the Prosumer and Energy Communities.

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Teaching materials provided by the instructor P. CAMPANA, Il Sistema Energetico delle Fonti Rinnovabili tra Innovazione e Produzione, Cedam, 2013

ATTENDANCE OF LESSONS IS NOT MANDATORY, BUT HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

LEARNING ASSESSMENT IS CARRIED OUT BY AN ORAL EXAM ONLY, AND AT THE TIMES ESTABLISHED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE UNIVERSITY CALENDAR. DURING THE COURSE, STUDENTS CAN EXPLORE SPECIFIC TOPICS OF INTEREST TO THEM BY DEVELOPING A PROJECT WORK THAT IS ASSESSED IN ORAL EXAMS.

THE COURSE IS HELD IN PERSON - TEACHING METHOD: FRONTAL IN THE CLASSROOM