ENEL Challenge
In 2020 and 2021 France imported around 500 GWh of power from Italy: this was an exceptional phenomenon since the "normal" condition is that Italy is a net importer of power from France. This is one of a kind but, in a particular tight scenario, that could happen during winter time. This reverse flow is reasonable that might persist in the future years. What happens in this new scenario? How can we manage these new (and unexpected?) risks?
11 April at 11:00am |
Business case presentation by ENELRoom S9 and via Microsoft Teams |
by 12 April |
Communication of the student groups + Curriculum VitaeStudents interested in participating should take it upon themselves to form groups with their classmates (3-4 members per group). Each group should designate a group representative who will email to the Program Office to communicate the group members’ details (name, surname and email contact) and attacching also the Curriculum Vitae of each member. |
by 3 May |
Projects submissionDeadline for projects submission to ENEL trading group. |
13 May |
Presentation of the best projectsTop selected groups will present their project at the ENEL headquarters in Rome (or online, depending on circumstances). |
Past Editions
ENEL Challenge 2020: Global LNG Market: Present and Future
ENEL Challenge 2019: Hedging strategies in power markets
ENEL Challenge 2018: Trading Weather Derivatives