Filippo PAVANELLO

Filippo Pavanello serves as a Contract Lecturer in the Department of Economics at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, actively engaged in climate change research and specialized teaching programs.

His scholarly work centers on:

• Household-level adaptation to climate change through energy-intensive solutions like air conditioning
• Economic modeling of thermal comfort choices and insulation adoption
• Macroeconomic implications of climate adaptation strategies
• Integration of remittance flows into climate resilience frameworks
• Policy evaluation for sustainable energy transitions

Recent publications (2019-2023) reveal consistent focus on the socioeconomic dimensions of cooling technologies, with methodological approaches spanning integrated assessment modeling and empirical analysis of household behavior. These works appear in leading environmental economics journals and culminate in a comprehensive monograph on air conditioning's societal impacts.

Dr. Pavanello collaborates extensively through the ENERGYA research team, particularly with Enrica De Cian and Teresa Randazzo, on interdisciplinary projects examining climate adaptation economics. His current teaching includes 'Applied Environmental Economics and Policy Evaluation' for both Master's and Doctoral programs in Climate Change Science and Management.