Elisabetta Pellini

Dr Elisabetta Pellini is a Lecturer in Quantitative Methods and Econometrics at Bayes Business School, City St George’s, University of London, where she also coordinates training activities for the Centre for Econometric Analysis (CEA). She holds a PhD in Energy Economics from the University of Surrey and has extensive academic experience, including roles as a visiting lecturer and training associate with TStat and Timberlake Consultants. Her research focuses on energy markets, financial econometrics, and climate policy, with notable work on systemic risk, electricity market integration, and residential demand modeling.

Education: PhD in Energy Economics (University of Surrey, UK), MSc in Energy Economics and Policy (University of Surrey), MSc in Economics (University of Bergamo, Italy), BSc in Economics and Business (University of Bergamo).

Research interests span econometric analysis of energy markets, climate policy evaluation, and financial stability in emerging markets. Her recent work explores geopolitical and climate risks in European electricity markets and systemic risk dynamics in China. She serves as a referee for Energy Economics and International Review of Financial Analysis.

Professional activities include leadership roles such as Co-director of the Foundation Year Programme (2025–present) and Academic Lead for Online Pre-Study Education (2023–present). Awards include the Bayes Research Pump Priming Grant (2023) and Advance HE Aurora Leadership Programme (2024).

Her grants and advisory work focus on energy market dynamics and policy impact analysis. She has collaborated with institutions like Enel Energia and Bergamo University on energy projects. Dr Pellini also contributes to industry through roles at Lovable Italy and REF-E in Milan (2007–2009).