The European Energy Policy Conference 2024, hosted by MIT CEEPR, EPRG Cambridge, CBS, and DTU was a landmark event that brought together leading experts from the US, UK, and Europe to discuss the future of the energy system. Hosted at the Ovnhallen building of CBS, the conference spanned two days and featured a diverse lineup…
CSEI is hosting its annual conference SustainED on September 13th . We look forward to welcoming you to a day of presentations and discussions all about “Fantastic Fuels and Where to ‘Fire’ Them: The Future of Green Fuels”. The conference is organized by the Danish energy research network ENERforsk and CSEI – free of charge and open-for-all. SustainED has the…
This year’s Copenhagen Energy Infrastructure Forum marked a significant milestone in our journey towards a sustainable energy future. The forum’s 10th edition was a celebration of collaborative efforts in shaping the EU’s net-zero energy infrastructure. We are excited by the progress made and the exciting path ahead as we continue to innovate and invest in a resilient and sustainable energy infrastructure for Europe.
On the occasion of the 10th annual edition of the Copenhagen Energy Infrastructure Forum, CSEI held a dinner to acknowledge the collective efforts in advancing the decarbonisation of energy infrastructure across Europe. The event was co-hosted by The Ministry of Climate, Energy and Utilities, and the European Commission, Directorate General for Energy.
The Copenhagen School of Energy Infrastructure (CSEI) is proud to announce that it has been awarded two fellowships under the prestigious Marie Skłodowska-Curie doctoral networks. This recognition underscores CSEI’s commitment to cutting-edge research and innovation in sustainable energy systems and green transition. As part of these fellowships, CSEI will be welcoming two new Ph.D. students in 2025. The projects, CoDeF and IDEAL4GREEN, will run for four years and bring together exceptional candidates from around Europe to investigate these challenges.
CBS held its annual Green Business Forum on April 16-17. This event was a remarkable convergence of ideas, discussions, and solutions related to sustainability, and it exemplifies our commitment at CBS to drive positive change through business. With over 900 attendees, 87 speakers, and 31 engaging activities, this year was a resounding success.
Yesterday, we had the privilege of hosting a workshop on Stakeholder Engagement in Brussels, where experts and thought leaders came together to explore the critical topic of stakeholder engagement in the energy sector. CSEI Signs the European Commission’s Pact for Engagement. We proudly affirmed our commitment to stakeholder engagement. We encourage all participants to do the same.
The NordNET project is organising an autumn school for PhD students on energy system modelling, focusing on energy system integration and sustainable transport.
The energy transition needs skilled labour – some of which will have to originate in other fields. Do you know someone looking to transfer their background in finance, accounting, software engineering, marketing, or something else to the energy sector? Then make sure they know about our summer course on Energy Economics and Policy
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.