My main research interests are: Energy Economics, Regulation, and Industrial Organization.

These research interests are based on the conception that a better knowledge of the economic principles in the fields of regulation and industrial organization facilitates materializing the -potentially- positive welfare effects of markets liberalization.

Currently I have three main research lines:

• Electricity Markets

• Power Networks

• Energy Poverty

And my research focuses on:

• The welfare effects of electricity market design

• The interaction between flexible sources and renewables in electricity markets and systems

• The retail and wholesale price effects of policies and regulation in the electricity sector

• The potential value of energy storage

• The analysis of energy poverty, measurement, characterization, policies design and assessment

You will find more information about my research on the Publication and Research Projects sections