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Successfully completed a course on Energy Economics and Policy Analysis from the Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI). ??? ?? Key highlights of this program: ? Energy Economics: Analyzed determinants of energy supply, demand, and pricing; assessed the macroeconomic impacts of energy price fluctuations. ? Energy Security: Evaluated energy security frameworks and their implementation. ? Renewable Energy: Explored financing mechanisms for renewable energy projects and identified opportunities for low-carbon initiatives. ? Policy Analysis: Assessed energy policies at local, national, and global levels, identifying sustainable policy options for energy development. ?? This program has equipped me with the skills and knowledge to contribute effectively to energy sustainability initiatives and tackle challenges in transitioning to low-carbon economies. #EnergyEconomics ? #RenewableEnergy ?? #EnergyPolicy ??? #EnergySecurity ?? #SustainableDevelopment ?? #Macroeconomics ?? #GlobalImpact ?? #ProfessionalGrowth ??

I am pleased to announce that I have successfully completed the course "Energy Economics, environment and Policy." This course offered a comprehensive exploration of critical issues facing the fossil fuel and renewable energy sectors today. Throughout the course, I gained valuable insights into: 1. Energy Pricing: I analyzed the determinants of energy supply and demand, understood key monetary policies affecting energy prices, and examined current trends in the global energy market. 2. Macroeconomic Impacts: I explored the relationship between energy prices and economic growth in major economies, such as Japan, China, and the United States, and assessed how fluctuations in energy prices impact overall economic conditions. 3. Energy Security: I learned about the definition and importance of energy security, utilizing the “4-A” framework. A case study on Central Asian countries provided practical insights into assessing energy security and its policy implications. 4. Financing Renewable Energy: I investigated the challenges associated with developing low-carbon projects and the enabling conditions for green finance, culminating in a case study on waste-to-energy projects that highlighted leverage, transparency, and measurable results. This course has equipped me with a robust understanding of energy economics, enhancing my ability to analyze policy options for fostering renewable energy development, promoting environmental sustainability, and driving green growth. I look forward to applying these insights in my professional journey and contributing to the ongoing discussions around energy policy and sustainability.

UToledo's online master’s degree in Energy Engineering helps students develop expertise in areas such as public policy, energy management, energy economics and energy consulting.?? Learn more at ??bit.ly/4g3n3nT #TheUniversityofToledo #UToledo #UToledoOnline #OnlineStudent #EducationalTechnology

I'm very happy to have successfully finalized another program in Energy Economics and Policy from MITx MicroMasters? Programs. ?? ???? #RenewableEnergy #NuclearEnergy #Decarbonization #EnergyPolicy #EnergyPlanning #EnergyTransition

I am proud to share my latest article called "Vertical spillovers and the energy intensity of European industries" published by the journal Energy Economics, which is one of the main, if not the main, academic journal in the field of Energy Economics. I started working on this research idea over 2 years ago in 2022. Initially, I thought that this could be a quick project, as I planned to combine ideas and methods from couple of existing papers. In the end, I had to revise the methods quite a bit. That and other issues took about 20 months before I was ready to submit. Luckily, the review process went smoothly and helped me do significant improvements to the study. Now the study is published by Energy Economics, just like I planned in 2022. Short summary of the paper: Inter-sectoral supply chain links provide an important channel for technology diffusion and productivity spillovers across industries, but whether such vertical spillovers influence industrial energy use has remained unexplored thus far. This article provides the first evidence that the energy intensity of European industries is affected by vertical technology and energy productivity spillovers along the industrial supply chain. These spillovers are more strongly associated with overall energy intensity changes in upstream industries and, to some degree, with patented green innovations in upstream industries. https://lnkd.in/duQa8mZ5

UPWIND Research Project at the 2024 International Conference on Energy Economics and Energy Policy & 2024 International Conference on Advances on Clean Energy Research "Power Smoothing of an Airborne Wind Energy Farm" joint work with Rui da Costa and Luís Roque #airbornewindenergy

I am thrilled to share that I have successfully completed a course on Energy Economics, Environment and Policy! This course provided me with invaluable insights into the current challenges and policy imperatives in both fossil fuel and renewable energy sectors. Throughout the course, I have explored: ● Energy Pricing: Understanding the determinants of supply and demand and the key monetary policies that affect energy prices. ● Macroeconomic Impacts: Analyzing energy demand in major economies and the relationship between energy prices and economic growth. ● Energy Security: Learning about the “4-A” framework and assessing energy security in Central Asia. ● Financing Renewable Projects: Examining the challenges and enabling conditions for low-carbon project development. I am excited to apply this new knowledge and skills to contribute to discussions on energy sustainability and policy development. ???? #EnergyEconomics #RenewableEnergy #Sustainability #ContinuousLearning

Are you ready to navigate the rapidly evolving landscape of energy production and consumption? ?? ???? Professor Magnus S?derberg is one of the leading experts in energy economics, renowned for his deep insights into the transition from fossil fuels to sustainable and renewable energy sources. His current research interests include regulation approaches, working with both energy regulators and energy firms. The extensive research and practical experience make him the perfect guide for this transformative journey. Professor S?derberg is from Sweden where he was the professor of energy economics at Halmstad University. Previously, he was professor at Syddansk Universitet - University of Southern Denmark where he was responsible for developing and teaching the Bachelor of Science in #EnergyManagement, the only undergraduate education in #Scandinavia that focuses on energy from a social science perspective.? The module highlights: ?? Drivers of Change: Understand the key factors propelling the shift to renewable energy. ? Technological Advancements: Explore cutting-edge innovations in solar, wind, and hydroelectric power. ?? Market Dynamics: Analyze the economic forces shaping the energy market. ?? Regulatory Frameworks: Learn about policies and regulations influencing the energy sector. ?? Societal Implications: Examine the broader impacts of the energy transition on society. ?? Energy Trilemma: Navigate the balance between energy security, equity, and environmental sustainability. ?? System Costs: Evaluate the financial aspects and cost-benefit analyses of transitioning to cleaner energy. ????This intensive executive course includes five modules, each led by a different energy expert. It is designed to equip you with the tools to understand the current climate and boost your career in the energy sector. ?? Register Now: https://lnkd.in/gBvpCwDU Griffith University, Griffith Business School Research , Griffith Business School #EnergyEconomics #ExecutiveCourses #RenewableEnergy #Sustainability #ProfessionalDevelopment #ExecutiveEducation #EnergyTransition #LearnFromExperts #CleanEnergy #GreenEconomy #ClimateChange #EnergyPolicy #FutureOfEnergy #InnovationInEnergy #EnergyEfficiency #GlobalEnergy #SustainableDevelopment #RenewableResources #EnergyLeadership #Decarbonization #EnvironmentalImpact #RenewableFuture

Kent?and the Energy Institute are collaborating to develop guidelines for #decarbonization economics in greenhouse-gas (GHG) #emissionreduction projects for the #upstream #oilandgas industries. Read more at https://lnkd.in/g2ysvvJY.

This spring semester, I created a poster on "US-Energy: Impact of Recession and COVID-19." My study delved into energy dynamics influenced by major socio-economic events, focusing on the 2008 recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, from 2000 to 2022. Using data from the US Energy Information Administration, I examined how renewable energy production and consumption evolved during these periods. Key findings: 1. The energy sector's resilience during economic downturns and global crises. 2. Delayed effects of these events on energy behaviors. 3. Long-term renewable energy investments are less impacted by short-term events. ?? This research offers valuable insights for policymakers, researchers, and industry stakeholders, highlighting trends and resilience within the energy sector. #Energy #RenewableEnergy #Research #Economics #Sustainability