Energy Economics Group (EEG)

Claus Huber

Univ.Lektor Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Claus Huber

Univ.Lektor Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Claus Huber
claus.huber@axpo.com
Guest Lecturer

https://eeg.tuwien.ac.at/staff/people

Milestones

11/1993—11/1997: University assistant and Ph.D studies at the Institute of Energy Economics
11/1997—06/1999: Assistant professor at the Institute of Energy Economics

Projects

2005—2008: Scientific Reference System on new energy technologies, energy end-use efficiency and energy RTD
2005—2007: Assessment and optimisation of renewable support schemes in the European electricity market (OPTRES)
2005—2007: Guiding a Least Cost Grid Integration of RES-Electricity in an extended Europe
2003—2005: Investing in RES & RUE technologies
Models for saving public money
2003—2005: Acceleration of European RES-E grid integration by ensuring an attractive business environment for key stakeholders realising RES-E projects (Re-Xpansion)
2004—2005: Modellierung von Kraftwerksbetrieb und Regelenergiebedarf bei verstärkter Einspeisung von Windenergie in verschiedene Energiesystem unter Berücksichtigung des Lastmanagement
2003—2005: Pushing a least cost integration of Green electricity into the European grid
GreenNet
2003—2005: Analysis of the renewable energy sources' evolution up to 2020
FORRES 2020
2002—2004: Deriving optimal promotion strategies for increasing the share of RES-E in a dynamic European electricity market
Green-X
2003—2004: Electricity, Transport and the National Climate Change Strategy
Selected Research Topics
2003—2004: Study on the Analysis of RE Support Mechanisms in Ireland
2002—2004: A dynamic model to realise the social optimal penetration of electricity from RES
2001—2003: The European Network for Energy Economcs Research (ENER), Contr. ENG2-CT-2000-20337
2001—2002: Möglichkeiten, Potentiale und Kosten zur Reduktion der Treibhausgas-Emissionen im Bereich der Stromwirtschaft (Teil 1)
2000—2001: Organising a Joint Green European Electricity Market
ELGREEN
2000—2001: Analyse von bestehenden und möglichen Rahmenbedingungen zur Umsetzung des Kyoto-Abkommens
2000—2001: Energiebinnenmarkt und Umweltschutz