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Emilio Padilla Rosa is a Professor in the Department of Applied Economics at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, where he leads research in environmental economics through the Ecological Economy group (ECONECOL). His primary affiliations include:
- Primary appointment at Autonomous University of Barcelona
- External membership at University of Barcelona
- Research leadership in ECONECOL group
He holds the following degrees:
- PhD in Economics (Autonomous University of Barcelona, 2001)
- Master's in Environmental Economics (University of East Anglia, 1998)
- Master's in Applied Economics (Autonomous University of Barcelona, 1997)
- Bachelor's in Economics (Autonomous University of Barcelona, 1995)
His research examines critical environmental economics questions including:
- Economic determinants of greenhouse gas emissions
- Environmental inequality across regions and sectors
- Effectiveness of climate mitigation policies
- Energy intensity transitions
- Input-output analysis of environmental impacts
Recent publications demonstrate strong focus on climate economics and energy transitions, particularly analyzing:
- Decarbonization pathways in Spain and Europe
- Environmental impacts of renewable energy adoption
- Sectoral emission patterns using input-output frameworks
- Material criticality in sustainable transitions
- Agricultural sustainability in developing economies
He actively leads major research initiatives including the COMPASS project (2025-2029) on sustainable offshore management funded by the European Commission, and has supervised 12 research works. His research group ECONECOL maintains active collaborations with international institutions and policy organizations.
