Marzia Sesini

• Research Team Leader - Molecules&Materials, European University Institute

I am a Research Team Leader at the Florence School of Regulation of the European University Institute, where I lead the Molecules and Materials research team and direct postgraduate and executive courses on energy markets, gas regulation, and industrial decarbonisation. I hold a PhD in Process Systems Engineering from Imperial College London, with research on European gas storage coordination and energy security, funded by Snam, and an MSc in Sustainability Management from Columbia University. My work sits at the intersection of energy economics, regulation, and infrastructure, with a focus on gas markets, renewable and low-carbon gases, energy security, and critical raw material supply chains. I have held academic positions at the Chaire Économie du Climat, Bocconi University, and the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, and advisory roles with industry and public institutions. My research has been published in leading peer-reviewed journals, including Applied Energy and Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, and I regularly contribute to policy debates and expert forums on European energy and climate policy.

• –present Research Team Leader - Molecules&Materials, European University Institute

• 2022 Imperial College London, Chemical Engineering

• 2026 Europe's gas market in transition, Edward Elgar Publishing
• 2025 Market dynamics and power risks in green technology materials: Platinum under the EU 2030 hydrogen target, Applied Energy
• 2024 Unlocking European biogas and biomethane: Policy insights from comparative analysis, Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews
• 2023 A bumpy road to Solidarity: existing and new complexities, OGEL_Special Issue on "The Impact of the War in Ukraine on the Energy Sector
• 2022 Solidarity measures: assessment of strategic gas storage on EU regional risk groups natural gas supply resilience, Applied Energy
• 2021 The impact of liquefied natural gas and storage on the EU natural gas infrastructure resilience, Energy
• 2020 The impact of liquefied natural gas and storage on the EU natural gas infrastructure resilience, Energy

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