Carlo Corinaldesi

Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn. Carlo Corinaldesi is affiliated with TU Wien's Department of Energy Economics and Energy Efficiency within the Research Unit Energy Economics and Energy Efficiency (E370-03). His research focuses on sustainable energy systems, electromobility, and smart grid technologies. He contributes to projects addressing decentralized energy systems optimization, sector coupling, and prosumer dynamics in energy transition contexts.

Key research interests include energy flexibility markets, electric vehicle integration, cost-benefit analysis of charging infrastructure, and grid stability enhancement through EVs. His work explores innovative business models for aggregated flexibility in European electricity markets and the socio-technical aspects of local energy communities.

Recent publications emphasize real-time trading algorithms, portfolio optimization of end-user flexibilities, and the economic viability of residential car-sharing models. He collaborates on projects analyzing transmission congestion mitigation and market potentials for new flexibility products in continental Europe.

Corinaldesi's contributions span technical reports on algorithm scalability, forecasting methodologies, and dynamic interfaces between aggregators and energy management systems. His research bridges theoretical frameworks with practical implementations in energy policy and market design.