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renewal energy

Energy Management

The Energy Management (ENE) research group combines research on strategic management, technology innovation and energy policy in order to create and share knowledge that will help businesses and society move towards a low-carbon future.

Through research and research-based consulting, our team members continue to expand our expertise on energy efficiency issues such as corporate management, governance for low-carbon societies, innovations for clean energy technologies, and the factors and consequences of diffusing new energy technology.

 

Energy Power hours November 13, 2023 in details:

1mn10 – introduction (Mark Olsthoorn) 
8m17 – Household energy efficiency behaviors and investments in Egypt : the role of energy & financial literacy (Mark Olsthoorn) 
14mn55 – Are individuals willing to pay more to offset their carbon footprint if they learn about its magnitude? (Joachim Schleich) 
23mn19 – Beyond the signal! Voluntary standards, external linkages & eco-innovation (Isabel Bodas Freitas) 
27mn – On risk-sharing in local energy communities (Ibrahim Abada) 
33mn10 – Energy community business models & their impact on the energy transition: lessons learnt from France (Anne-Lorène Vernay) 
39mn40 – What is unique in sustainable business models for the BoP? (Eduardo Méndez Léon) 
45mn40 – Evolution of water security across the globe: comparing weak & strong sustainability pathways (Thomas Bolognesi) 
52mn35 – Motivated reasoning for onshore wind energy: quantifying and overcoming it (Valeria Fanghella) 
58mn35 – Renewable hydrogen: towards critical energy modelling? (Julien Lafaille) 
1h05mn – Questions from the audience

The group

Vernay Anne-Lorène, Leader

Permanent Faculty  
Abada Ibrahim 
Bodas-Freitas Isabel-Maria 
Bolognesi Thomas 
Fanghella Valeria 
Guetlein Marie-Charlotte 
Olsthoorn Mark 
Schleich Joachim 
Sebi Carine

Post-doc  
Corentin Gariel 
Adélie Ranville

PhD Students  
Canfora Benedetta  
Guo Xinyu  
Lafaille Julien 
Gonzalez Marcelo

Updated 1/13/2025