Matteo Rocco, PhD

Matteo Rocco is an associate professor at the Energy Department of the Politecnico di Milano, an expert in energy modelling and environmental policy analysis. His research focuses on the integration of input-output and optimisation models for assessing the environmental and socio-economic impact of energy transition strategies. He has coordinated and participated in numerous European and international research projects, collaborating with public and private entities to develop decision support tools in the energy sector. At eNextGen, he provides scientific and methodological advice for innovation in sustainability and carbon footprint analysis.

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Professor's page on Politecnico di Milano: Link

Some recent publications:

• Rinaldi et al, Assessing environmental and market implications of steel decarbonisation strategies: a hybrid input-output model for the European union, Environmental Research Letters, 2024. Link

• Rinaldi et al, When are battery electric vehicles economically convenient? A sensitivity analysis based on multi-carrier residential energy system renovation modelling, Energy Reports, 2024. Link

• Della Bella et al, Exploring the Impact of Recycling on Demand-Supply Balance of Critical Materials in Green Transition: A Dynamic Multi-Regional Waste Input-Output Analysis, Environmental Science and Technology, 2023. Link

• Rinaldi et al, Assessing critical materials demand in global energy transition scenarios based on the Dynamic Extraction and Recycling Input-Output framework (DYNERIO), Resources Conservation and Recycling, 2023. Link