Gabriele Standardi

Gabriele Standardi is a Researcher at the Department of Environmental Science and Policy, University of Milan, and an affiliated scientist at the Economic analysis of Climate Impacts and Policy (ECIP) division of the CMCC Foundation in Venice, Italy. His work focuses on economic modeling of climate change impacts and policy analysis.

His academic background includes:

• PhD in Economics and Finance from University of Verona
• MSc in International Economics from University of Cergy-Pontoise
• Degree in Political Science from University of Perugia

Dr. Standardi specializes in computable general equilibrium modeling to assess climate policy impacts, with research spanning water-energy-food nexus integration, agrobiodiversity economics, and regional climate vulnerability in Europe. His work bridges environmental science and macroeconomic analysis, particularly examining EU policies like Fit for 55 and climate adaptation mechanisms.

Recent publications demonstrate consistent focus on spatial economic modeling of climate impacts, with emphasis on heatwave/drought costs, energy demand shifts, and agricultural adaptation. The research integrates hydro-economic, trade, and macroeconomic frameworks to quantify regional disparities and policy effectiveness.

No scientific awards were documented in available sources.

While specific advising details are unreported, his active publication record indicates ongoing research supervision. Previously a Post-Doc at CNRS Lille, he now contributes to CMCC's ECIP division where his work informs climate policy through integrated assessment modeling.

As part of CMCC's Economic analysis of Climate Impacts and Policy division, Dr. Standardi collaborates on projects analyzing macroeconomic pathways for climate mitigation and adaptation, with particular emphasis on Euro-Mediterranean regional dynamics and sectoral economic transitions.