Governing Green Energy Trade
Mini symposium of Research Area 4 (Socio-economic Modelling)
2023/06/17
Clean Circles researchers together with speakers involved in the policy-making of green energy trade discussed the key debates around Germany's energy transition, the implementation of global energy partnerships and policy implications on 31 May 2023.
Dr. Dawud Ansari (German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP), Berlin) engaged with policy implications of Germany´s approach to hydrogen and national energy strategies. Laura Droste (German Energy Agency (DENA), Berlin) presented the DENA´s approach to policy advice and embarked on an analysis of the energy partnership between Israel and Germany. For the Clean Circles project, Mile Mišić and Erik Jansen (TU Darmstadt) elucidated the political and economic indicators developed for multi-criteria system analysis, based on mathematic and political analyses.
Program
14:30 Welcome & Introduction
Prof. Dr. Michéle Knodt, Leader RA4, Clean Circles, Technical University of Darmstadt + Dr. Friedrich Plank, Clean Circles, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
14:45 Policy implications of Germany´s approach to hydrogen
Dr. Dawud Ansari, German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP), Berlin
15:15 The energy partnership between Germany and Israel
Laura Droste, German Energy Agency (DENA), Berlin
15:45 How to select green energy trade partners? A multi-criteria approach
Erik Jansen and Mile Mišić, Clean Circles, Technical University of Darmstadt
16:15 Final discussion
