Marianna Russo

Marianna Russo is an Associate Professor of Economics and Finance at NEOMA Business School, France. She holds a Ph.D. in Finance from Bayes (ex-Cass) Business School, London. Her research focuses on energy systems, renewable integration, commodity economics, and climate finance. She teaches econometrics of finance, microeconomics, and energy economics, blending academic rigor with industry insights from her prior role as an energy economist at Eni, an international energy company.

Her research explores topics like electricity market design, risk management for retailers, and oil-gas price dynamics across continents. She has published in leading journals including European Journal of Operational Research, Energy Economics, and The Energy Journal. She is also a Certified FinTech Professional from Harvard University. Her work emphasizes quantitative methods and real-world applications in energy and climate finance.

Marianna's recent articles analyze innovative electricity trading contracts, stochastic optimization in energy markets, and oil-gas price relationships. She actively contributes to academic conferences and has collaborated with institutions like Enedis on grid flexibility projects. Her research underscores the intersection of financial modeling and sustainable energy transitions.