Francesco Fuso-Nerini

Francesco Fuso-Nerini is an Associate Professor at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology, affiliated with the Unit of Energy Systems. He serves as director of the KTH Climate Action Centre, focusing on interdisciplinary research at the intersection of climate change, energy systems, sustainable development goals, and AI. His work spans global collaborations, including affiliations with institutions in Italy, the UK, and Australia.

• PhD and Docent in Energy and Environmental Systems Analysis (KTH)
• MSc degrees in Environmental and Sustainable Energy Engineering from Politecnico Di Milano (Italy), UPC (Spain), and KTH (Sweden)

Francesco's research explores how energy choices and climate action interact with socio-technical systems, leveraging artificial intelligence for sustainability modeling. His academic contributions include teaching and examining courses on energy systems, sustainable development, and research methodologies.

He has held post-doctoral positions at the UCL-Energy Institute, World Energy Outlook team (International Energy Agency), Italian National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and the Environment, and guest researcher roles in Australia and Brazil. Current affiliations include the Environmental Change Institute (University of Oxford), RFF-CMCC European Institute on Economics and the Environment, and UCL Energy and Development Group.

Francesco has shaped curricula at KTH through roles in courses such as:

• Degree Project in Energy Systems Analysis, Second Cycle (MJ248X) - Course Responsible & Examiner
• Energy Systems (MJ1145) - Teacher
• Energy Systems for Sustainable Development (MJ2508) - Teacher
• Methods of Research in Sustainable Energy (MJ2510) - Teacher