Driven by the advancements in renewable energy, enhanced technology, and a burgeoning preference for eco-friendly and locally sourced power, the trajectory toward decentralized energy models seems poised to shape the future of energy systems, particularly in the realm of electricity. This shift...

Papers can in particular address the following issues about Emerging Countries: - Bank lending and financial instability - Foreign exchange and derivatives markets - Monetary policy - Exchange rate management - Debt denomination - Renminbi internationalization - Capital flows, capital control,...

This event has been postponed. TSE Energy and Climate Forum brings together researchers and key industrial players to discuss the major issues of renewable energy development and the impact of their integration into the energy market.

The workshop will focus on energy transition and include topics on fossil use, renweable energy, energy efficiency, innovation and the instruments of energy transition. The session will include both theoretical and empirical papers. Submissions from multiple perspectives are welcome, including...

La Fédération Bancaire Française organise dans ses locaux à Paris, le 22 septembre 2016, un séminaire sur les stratégies de transaction et d’investissement dans des marchés et actifs opaques ou illiquides.

Topics: - Electricity and Gas Markets in Europe: towards a new design - Impact of unconventional resources oil and gas on the market equilibrium - Role of intermittent energy - Energy and Poverty - Energy efficiency and climate change - Energy challenges for emerging and developing countries -...

The Conference themes: - Monetary policy and prudential regulation - Crises and post crisis - Financial markets - Financing growth and development - The global financial crisis and Euro-Mediterranean

We invite both theoretical and empirical papers on one of the following topics: Financial Risks, Bank Risks, Major Risks, Health and Ageing, Risk and Regulation.

All proposals dealing with Energy Risk Prevention will be considered. However, papers that focus on geopolitical, strategic and security risks, economic and financial risks, technological and natural hazards are particularly welcome.

The financial crisis has been a sore reminder of the relevance of liquidity. A fruitful dialogue has developed among central bankers and regulators, academic researchers, financial institutions and market participants. To contribute to the academic and policy research on those topical issues,...