Following CSEI’s workshop in March, we are pleased to share the resulting policy brief, From Dependency to Resilience: The Future of Energy Security. Drawing on insights from experts across policy, industry, and academia, the brief examines how Europe can move beyond reactive crisis responses and towards a more resilient and future-proof energy system. The policy brief…
Last week CSEI hosted a workshop on the theme of From Dependency to Resilience: The Future of Energy Security. The workshop brought together policymakers, researchers, and industry experts to explore how energy security, geopolitical risk, and the transition to climate neutrality are becoming increasingly intertwined. Robert Habeck opened the workshop with a keynote on geopolitical risks,…
Last week, 15 doctoral candidates from across Europe gathered at CBS in Copenhagen for PotentMSCA’s first conference.Over the course of the event, candidates presented project proposals, exchanged ideas with supervisors, and built new research connections. The group also visited Port Esbjerg , gaining first‑hand insight into how one of Europe’s most innovative ports operates.
CSEI is looking for an Assistant Professor in Energy Economics to strengthen our research and teaching in the field of sustainable energy and economic policy. If you are passionate about energy markets, climate economics, and innovative solutions for the green transition, this is your chance to contribute to cutting-edge research and shape the future of energy economics….
At the European Commission’s PCI Energy Days in Brussels, Philipp Alexander Ostrowicz joined a high-level panel on hydrogen infrastructure and its role in achieving EU climate neutrality. He presented the conclusions from a workshop at CSEI in Copenhagen with ENNOH, ENTSOG, project promoters from five Hydrogen corridors, the Danish regulator, the Italian regulator, a consumer organisation, researchers…
Energy independence isn’t just a climate goal — it’s a security imperative.As outlined in a Børsen op-ed by CSEI’s Center Coordinator Philipp Ostrowicz- Europe’s energy dependencies have shifted, but they haven’t disappeared. Russian gas has been replaced by American LNG, and China dominates the minerals and technologies powering the green transition.This is why CSEI is…
Empowering Future Climate Leaders Last week, our student assistant Mathilde Roger Estrade participated in the COP30 Simulation Fellowship Programme in Egypt — a youth-led initiative organized by the The British University in Egypt, UNDP Egypt, and support from international organizations, under the auspices of several Egyptian ministries and with international academic partners. The programme brought…
Flexibility is no longer just a technical add-on; it’s becoming the backbone of a sustainable, secure, and affordable energy system. Slides from the 4th Sustainable Energy Day — The Rise of Flexibility: A Demand-Side Story? are now available online. Experts from research, policy, and industry explored: – Which technologies best integrate renewables and optimize our grids– Where in…
CSEI is happy to welcome Professor Sefa Awaworyi Churchill from RMIT University to Copenhagen Business School as part of the Otto Mønsted Visiting Professor Scholarship. Over the next 3 months, Sefa will collaborate with CSEI on teaching activities and on various research projects, including an exciting project on the impact of net zero transition policies…
We are excited to welcome Salena Yuanqi Wang and Emmanuel K Ngetich as new PhD researchers to our team at the CSEI. Both join international research initiatives shaping the future of sustainable energy systems in Europe and beyond. Salena Yuanqi W. Salena joins CSEI as part of the POTENT project, which explores how Europe’s ports…