Third Session of the XII International Academic Symposium: Accelerating the Net-Zero Economy Transformation on February 6th, 2023, chaired by Tooraj Jamasb (Copenhagen School of Energy Infrastructure and with the participation of:

▪ “On the subtle role of governmental decentralization on the generation of renewable electricity”, Tobias Albrecht (Universitat
de Barcelona)
▪ “The Iberian exception: estimating the impact of a cap on gas prices for electricity generation on consumer prices and market
dynamics”, Natalia Collado (Complutense University of Madrid)
▪ “Net-zero transition and welfare in general equilibrium”, Javier Ferri (University of Valencia)
▪ “A cause for concern: household energy price resilience and wellbeing”, Monica Giulietti (Nottingham University Business
School)

In a period of deep transformation, where the competitiveness of firms has been severely weakened by high energy prices and the disruptions in supply chains, a structural adjustment to better respond to the resulting economic order is necessary. To achieve this critical transformation, it is essential to establish a more comprehensive framework prepared to lead the way, with speed and ambition, to sustainable net-zero economy and society. Keeping the spirit of previous years, the Symposium will offer a platform for debate and discussion of the big changes to stimulates long-term competitiveness and prosperity through net-zero technologies based on sustainability and circularity, disruptive innovation, and energy systems transformation. Authors are invited to submit empirical papers emphasizing on the energy policy implications applied to oil, gas, or electricity sector.