Stephanía Mosquera

Stephanía Mosquera is a researcher at Orkestra – Basque Institute of Competitiveness, affiliated with the Energy and Environment Lab since November 2022. She holds a PhD in Engineering (Industrial Engineering) and a Master’s in Applied Economics from Universidad del Valle, Colombia. Her work bridges economics and engineering in the domain of energy markets.

• PhD in Engineering (Industrial Engineering), Universidad del Valle, Colombia
• Master’s in Applied Economics, Universidad del Valle, Colombia
• Bachelor’s in Economics, Universidad del Valle, Colombia

Her research centers on energy market dynamics, particularly electricity and natural gas price modeling, market risk measurement and hedging, and the impact of climate and weather variables on energy pricing. She employs advanced econometric and statistical methods to analyze market integration, price volatility, and cross-commodity linkages.

The recent publications of Stephanía Mosquera span high-impact journals such as Energy Economics, Applied Energy, and Energy Policy. Collectively, her work reveals a strong focus on weather-related risk in energy markets, price interdependencies between electricity and natural gas, and the economic implications of renewable energy integration. Her research increasingly emphasizes climate change impacts and market resilience during distress periods.

She has received notable recognition, including:

• EEX Group Excellence Award (2019) for her paper on electricity price dynamics in spot and futures markets

Stephanía has advised no formal students listed, but she actively collaborates with researchers across institutions such as the University of Barcelona, Open University of Catalonia (UOC), EAFIT University, and Universidad del Valle. She has contributed to research transfer initiatives, bridging academic findings with industry applications. While no specific grants are mentioned, her publication record in top-tier journals indicates strong research productivity and likely grant support. She is embedded in a dynamic research lab focused on sustainable territorial competitiveness.

She is part of the Energy and Environment Lab at Orkestra, a transformative research laboratory dedicated to sustainable regional development. Her work contributes to broader efforts in understanding energy system resilience, market design, and climate adaptation strategies in energy economics.