Athanasios Dagoumas

Dagoumas Athanasios is an Associate Professor at the Department of International and European Studies, School of Economics, Business and International Studies, University of Piraeus. He serves as Director of the Energy and Environmental Policy Laboratory. His academic career bridges engineering, economics, and policy analysis with a focus on energy systems.

• University of Piraeus: Department of International and European Studies (2024-present)
• University of Cambridge: Senior Research Fellow at Cambridge Center for Climate Change Mitigation Research
• Electricity Market Operator S.A. (LAGIE): Specialist Scientist
• Hellenic Transmission System Operator S.A. (DESMIE): Specialist Scientist
• Ministry of Energy, Environment and Climate Change: Consultant

Dagoumas' research focuses on energy economics, power systems, and environmental policy. His work spans electricity market design, renewable energy integration, energy transition pathways, and climate change mitigation strategies. He has published extensively on topics including power system optimization, energy policy analysis for developing countries, electricity market algorithms, and the economic aspects of energy transitions.

His recent publications (2020-2024) demonstrate a strong focus on contemporary energy challenges, including vehicle-to-grid technology, low-carbon power systems in developing nations, renewable energy forecasting, and carbon-constrained power system operations. His research combines rigorous mathematical modeling with practical policy implications.

• Energy Economics and Policy Analysis
• Power System Planning and Operations
• Renewable Energy Integration
• Electricity Market Design
• Climate Change Mitigation Strategies
• Energy Transitions in Developing Countries

Dagoumas has participated in numerous international research programs, often serving as scientific director. He has collaborated with energy companies through studies, analyses, advisory services, and model development. His work demonstrates strong connections between academic research and practical energy sector applications.

His laboratory work focuses on energy and environmental policy, bridging the gap between technical energy systems analysis and policy formulation. This interdisciplinary approach allows for comprehensive assessments of energy systems that consider both technical feasibility and policy implications.