MANAGING & FINANCING THE ENERGY TRANSITION

The course aims to teach students the fundamental trends for a sustainable finance future and provide the basic instruments in order to manage energy transition.

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At the end of the course, the student will have acquired the guiding principles and knowledge on energy transition.

The course will give students the opportunity to: - learn how to actively participate in financing sustainability transitions and to face destabilization and system risk taking a transition perspective; - learn how finance is a powerful force that can help to bring about positive change in the transition; - analyze critical developments, opportunities and guidelines that will help to manage transition and achieve sustainable finance.

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The course consists of theoretical training modules. In particular, it includes: Theoretical training: students will be able to learn theoretical notions through an experiential and pragmatic training method In-depth activities: To complete the educational path, for each module, supplementary readings are recommended that are useful to the process of learning the basics of the subject. During the course, handouts and other material will be distributed. The training course can take place both in person or in distance learning.

1. Active presence during the lessons. 2. Multiple choice written test. 3. Oral discussion.

1. Active presence during the lessons (to which to attribute a weight of 50% in the evaluation). 2. Multiple choice written test (to which to attribute a weight of 20% in the assessment). 3. Oral discussion of two topics selected by the students (to which a weight of 30% is attributed in the evaluation).