Research Seminar on Energy Economics

Events as part of the Energy Economics research seminar in the winter term 2024/2025

The Chair of Energy Economics is pleased to announce that the Energy Economics Research Seminar will resume from 15 October 2024. The scheduled sessions will take place on Tuesdays or Thursdays at 17:00 either in face-to-face or online format.

The face-to-face sessions will take place in Building 3E Room 2.26-2.27.

To access the online sessions, follow this Webex Event link:

https://b-tu.webex.com/meet/byruksha

Meeting number: 2731 401 8976

Presentation at the Energy Economics Research Seminar

Planned presentations Winter term 2024/2025

DateTitleSpeaker
15. October 2024
(Online)
“Empowering Energy Citizenship for a Just Energy Transition”Nives Della Valle, Dr., European Commission, Belgium
29. October 2024
(Online)
“What is the value of the information from Electric Vehicle drivers? Evaluating the design of Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) applications”Diego Manuel Cebreros, Centralesupelec – Université Paris Saclay, France
14. November 2024
(Präsenz)
“Industrial load management: insights on model-based and model-free optimisation approaches”Fabian Scheller, Prof. Dr.-Ing., Technische Hochschule Würzburg-Schweinfurt, Germany
10. December 2024
(Präsenz)
“(i)CCS Acceptance – Challenges of Decarbonizing the Industry”Leon Fazlik, Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg, Germany
07. January 2025
(Online)
“The times they are a-changin’. How political attitudes change with energy prices. Evidence from Germany.”Jan Steckel, Prof. Dr., BTU & Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change, Germany
14. Januar 2025
(Präsenz)
“Introducing the new BTU Chair of Infrastructure and Mobility Planning: current research topics and linkages to the Chair of Energy Economics”Christine Eisenmann, Prof. Dr.-Ing., Brandenburgische Technische Universität Cottbus-Senftenberg, Germany
21. January 2025
(presence)
“Hydrogen, electrification and industry transformation – PIK research on combining techno-economic and scenario analysis”Falko Ueckert, Dr., Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, Germany

Past presentations 2024

DateTitleSpeaker
09. April 2024 (Online)“Meet Me at the Threshold: Asymmetric Preferences in a Threshold Public Goods Game”Sarah Spycher, Dr., University of Bologna, Italy
23. April 2024 (Online)“Exploring Long-Range Dependence through Structured Multifractality in Electricity Markets”   Foued Saâdaoui, Dr., International University of Rabat, Morocco
07. May 2024 (Online)“Collection policy analysis for retired electric vehicle batteries: Evidence from China”Yanyan Tang, Dr., China University of Geoscience Beijing, China
21. Mai 2024 (Präsenz)“Evaluating the Effectiveness of Sustainable Transport Alternatives in Reducing Car Use: A Large-Scale Field Test”Viola Helmers, RWI – Leibniz Institute for Economic Research, Germany
04. June 2024 (Online)“A new method for identifying weather-induced power system stress using shadow prices”Aleksander Grochowicz, University of Oslo, Norway
18. June 2024 )Online)“Energy Communities – current status in research and practice with a special focus on Austria”Bernadette Fina, Dr., Austrian Institute of Technology, Austria
02. July 2024 (Online)“Household willingness to pay for various attributes of residential solar panels: Evidence from a discrete choice experiment”Dilek Uz, Dr., University of Nevada, United States of America
09. January 2024 (Online)“Analyzing differences in household’s renewable technology profiles: a comparison of sociopsychological characteristics”Stephanie Stumpf, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany
23. January 2024 (Online)“Shaping the hydrogen ramp-up in eastern Germany - Insights into VNG's green gas projects”Philipp Hauser, Dr., VNG AG, Germany