Giacomo Di Foggia

Asst. Prof.

University of Milano-Bicocca

Italy

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Giacomo Di Foggia is an Assistant Professor at the University of Milano-Bicocca in Italy. His research focuses on the implications of utility concepts, waste management policies, and renewable energy implementation. Recent scholarly contributions include analyses of tariff policies, the European Emissions Trading System, and strategic responses in the airline industry related to market dynamics.

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MASSIMO BECCARELLO

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University of Milano-Bicocca

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Ioannis Kostakis

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Harokopio University

GREECE

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Articles (18)

Evolution and Theoretical Implications of the Utility Concept

Policy Insights from a Single-Operator Model for Municipal Solid Waste Management

Implications of overlap in tariff policy on waste management costs in Italian municipalities

A Global Perspective on Renewable Energy Implementation: Commitment Requires Action

European roadmaps to achieving 2030 renewable energy targets

Designing new energy markets to promote renewables

Emissions trading system: bridging the gap between environmental targets and fair competition

Efficient scale and scope of business models used in municipal solid waste management

Efficient scale and scope of business models used in municipal solid waste management

Designing circular economy-compliant municipal solid waste management charging schemes

Defining the Organization of Municipal Solid Waste Management Based on Production Costs

Review and Perspectives of Key Decarbonization Drivers to 2030

The Role of Knowledge Development in Manufacturing Sustainability

Assessment of the European Emissions Trading System’s Impact on Sustainable Development

Strategic Response of European Airlines to Market Dynamics: A Comparative Analysis

Sustainable Development Goals Data-Driven Local Policy: Focus on SDG 11 and SDG 12

Market-Based Instruments to Promote Energy Efficiency: Insights from the Italian Case

Managerial Functions of an Independent Coordinating Body in the Governance of Waste Management

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MASSIMO BECCARELLO

Ioannis Kostakis

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