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 Russian gas has been replaced by American LNG, and China dominates the minerals and technologies powering the green transition.This is why CSEI is…
In January 2025, Professor Tooraj Jamasb from Copenhagen School of Energy Infrastructure (CSEI) has co-authored a new academic article with Daniel Davi-Arderius, member of the Chair of Energy Sustainability (Barcelona Institute of Economics – IEB), titled: “Technology Determinants of Renewables Curtailment: The Case of Spain”. This contribution analyzes the technological drivers behind renewable energy…
CSEI has released a new policy brief “Pivotal Questions for the Market Design of a Hydrogen Market” by Johannes Giehl (CSEI) and Maike Kalz (TU Berlin). The brief tackles the question of a suitable market design when implementing a hydrogen market. It raises seven questions to be answered concerning the potential final market considering different scenarios for the upscaling of the hydrogen economy.
This quarter’s newsletter focused on our new hydrogen projects.
As CSEI completes its fourth year, we publish a report outlining all the Centre’s accomplishments since its inception. The report is available in the conjunction with the final advisory board meeting of 2023.
CSEI has just published a new Policy Brief on the economics of nuclear energy – with a clear message that investments in nuclear power need to be thought through carefully. The levelized costs of electricity from renewables have decreased by up to 90% in the past decade. During the same period, the cost of nuclear…
CSEI’s PhD student Alexandra Lüth together with her two co-authors Jens Weibezahn (TU Berlin) and Jan Martin Zepter (DTU) has been selected to receive a Dennis J. O’Brien Virtual USAEE/IAEE Best Student Paper Award.