Ehemalige

Ehemalige Mitarbeiter und Doktoranden

Prof. Dr. Anne Neumann "Reforms of international markets for natural gas" (2007)
Prof. Dr.

Christian von Hirschhausen

Lehrstuhlinhaber
(von WS04/05 - bis WS08/09)

  
Prof. Dr. Hannes Weigt "Modeling Competition and Investment in Liberalized Electricity Markets" (2009)
Dr. Borge Hess Efficiency and Restructuring in Regulated Energy Networks: Evidence from Germany and the US (2009)
Dr.

Florian Leuthold

Lehrbeauftragter für Risikomanagement (bis 2014)

 Economic Engineering Modeling of Liberalized Electricity Markets: Approaches, Algorithms, and Applications in a European Context (2010)
Dr. Friedrich Kunz Managing Congestion and Intermittent Renewable Generation in Liberalized Electricity Markets(2013)
Dr. Georg Zachmann Empirical Evidence for Inefficiencies in European Electricity Markets - Market Power and Barriers to Cross-Border Trade? (2009)
Dr. Jan Abrell Transport under Emission Trading - A Computable General Equilibrium Assessment (2010)
Dr. Maria Nieswand Efficiency Analysis in Public Service Provision: Addressing Characteristics and Specificities Related to the Public Sector and Regulation (2012)
Dr. Matthias Walter Efficiency and Competition in Public Transport (2010)
Dr. Michael Zschille Firm Performance and Industry Structure: Nonparametric Efficiency Analysis in the Water Sector (2014)
Dr. Sophia Rüster Vertical Structures in the Global Liquefied Natural Gas Market: Empirical Analyses Based on Recent Developments in Transaction Cost Economics (2010)
Dr. Till Jeske  
  Johannes Herold  
  Jürgen Apfelbeck  
  Marlen Görner  
Dr.  Stephan Perras Electricity transmission line planning: Success factors for transmission system operators to reduce public opposition(2015)
Dr. Christoph Kost Renewable energy in North Africa: Modeling of future electricity scenarios and the impact on manufacturing and employment
Dr.  Alexander von Selasinsky The integration of renewable energy sources in continuous intraday markets for elecricity
Dr. Daniel Schubert Bewertung von Szenarien für Energiesysteme
  David Gunkel  
Dr. Theresa Ladwig Demand Side Management in Deutschland zur Systemintegration erneuerbarer Energien
Dr. Fabian Hinz Voltage Stability and Reactive Power Provision in a Decentralizing Energy System – A Techno-economic Analysis
Dr. Michael Zipf  
  Samarth Kumar  
Dr. Philipp Hauser  
Dr. David Schönheit  
Dr. Carl-Philipp Anke  
  Christoph Zöphel  

Gastwissenschaftler

  Amin Masoumzadeh
Dr. Astrid Cullmann
Dr. Bharat Singh Rajpurohit
Dr. Franziska Holz
Dr. Juan Rosellon
Dr. Ming Qi

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