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The research group focuses on efficient, equitable and sustainable policies for energy and natural resource use, and implications for human welfare, the environment and climate change.

Seminars

April 23


Stefano Ninfole, PhD candidate at the School of Economics and Business, will present his work on CO2 infrastructure and hard-to-abate sectors. Title of presentation: "Industrial abatement choice: Cost-minimizing options with residual emissions".

May 8


Katinka Holtsmark, Assistant Professor at the University of Oslo, will present her latest research in collaboration with Professor Bård Harstad at Stanford University. Title of presentation: "The Gas Trap: Outcompeting Coal vs. Renewables".

May 21


Kine Josefine Aurland Bredersen, post doctor at the School of Economics and Business, will present her latest research on climate risk and adaptation. Title of presentation: "Competition between green and blue hydrogen and indirect network effects".

June 11

Carolina Pezzardi, visiting PhD student from the University of Padua, will present her research on the relationship between real estate values and environmental impacts. The presentation is titled "Too Hot to Go? Climate Change and the Future of Tourism and Housing Prices in the Alps: An Analysis with Revealed and Stated Preference Methods".

Main areas and publications

Group members

  • Faculty
  • PhD students and postdocs

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