Energy Economics Research Seminar

Events as part of the Energy Economics research seminar in the summer semester 2025

The Chair of Energy Economics is pleased to announce that the Energy Economics research seminar will resume from 22 April 2025. The scheduled sessions will take place on Tuesdays 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

Password: mrUvNGgP278


Lectures at the Energy Economics Research Seminar

Planned presentations summer semester 2025

Date of presentationFormatTopicOfficerOrganisation
22/04/2025OnlinePrice Formation in a Sector-Coupled, Carbon-Neutral Energy SystemJulian Matthias GeisPhD candidate in Energy System Modelling, University of Technology Berlin
08/05/2025In-Person (EIZ Research Seminar)Flexibility needs and technological options for a system with high shares of renewablesProf. Dr Dominik MöstChair of Energy Economics, Dresden University of Technology
20/05/2025OnlineThe times they are a-changin'. How political attitudes change with energy prices. Evidence from GermanyProf. Dr. Jan SteckelMercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change (MCC) , Chair of Climate and Development Economics, BTU
03/06/2025OnlineChallenges and Benefits of Spatially Resolved, Nonlinear Optimisation of Hydrogen Supply ChainsFriedrich MendlerPhD student, Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE
17/06/2025In-PersonSocial identity and other determinants of socially responsible behaviour of consumersMiguel Abellán OssenbachLeuphana University of Lüneburg
01/07/2025OnlineMarket Adoption Simulation of Electric Vehicles Based on Social Network Model Considering Nudge PoliciesBoyu LiuSchool of Economics and Management, China University of Petroleum (Beijing)

Past lectures

Date of presentationTitleOfficer
14 January 2025
(presence)
"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., Brandenburg University of Technology 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