Prof. Dr. Juan Rosellon

2019: Ranked worldwide among the most productive academic economists in the area of regulation (no. 37, top: 4.6 %) of the IDEAS–RePEc database, as of February, 2019.

2017: Mexico Studies Chair, Fulbright-García Robles Fellowship, Sol Price School, University of Southern California, Sacramento, USA, January-June 2017.

2015: Member of the International Online Faculty of the Florence School of Regulation, European University Institute, since January, 2015.

2014: Independent member of the Directing Board of the Mexican Electricity Independent System Operator (CENACE): appointment made by the President of Mexico, Enrique Peña Nieto in September 2014.

2013: Ranked in 2013 among the most productive academic economists in Mexico considering any possible ranking criteria, such as Conacyt, Kiel, and JCR (Arteaga-García, J. L. and D. Flores-Curiel, 2013, La producción científica de los economistas académicos en México entre 2000 y 2010, Economía Mexicana. Nueva Época, vol. XXII, no. 1).

2012: Marie Curie Incoming International Fellowship (IIF), granted by the European Union to carry out research at DIW Berlin from 2012-2014. Proposal, RES Grid Integration, obtained the highest score in the area of Economics (only four economics proposals were finally funded among more than 4,000 total proposals).

2009: 4th Reimut Jochimsen Prize, awarded by the Deutsche Bundesbank (Federal Reserve Bank of Germany) to the paper

2008: Georg Forster Research Fellowship, Humboldt Foundation, so as to carry out research visits to Germany from 2009-2011. Grant date: March 11th, 2008.

2003: Repsol-YPF-Harvard Kennedy School Fellowship, September 2003–June 2004.

2002: Fundación Mexico en Harvard Fellowship. Grant date: September 2002–June 2004.