Lukas Kranzl

 Lukas Kranzl
https://eeg.tuwien.ac.at/staff/people/lukas-kranzl

Lukas is a Senior Scientist and thus permanent scientific staff member at the Energy Economics Group (EEG) since 2002. He holds a master's degree in Mechanical Engineering and Industrial Economics (1999) and a PhD in Energy Economics (2002), both from TU Wien. Lukas joined EEG in 1999 where he started as a research associate working on the energy transition and decarbonisation of building related energy demand and supply as well as the heating and cooling sector in an integrated energy system in a wider context. His fields of research include techno-economic assessment and modelling of energy performance of buildings, district heating and cooling and related sector-coupling options in future energy system decarbonisation scenarios. In this context, open source modeling and visualization of spatially resolved energy systems at different levels of granularity plays a major role. He has in-depth knowledge and experience in coordinating international, European and national research projects in this field for a variety of different clients. Lukas also teaches in various courses and has a considerable number of conference contributions and scientific publications in journals.

Milestones

2003 — date
Senior Scientist at EEG, TU Wien
1999 — 2002
Research Associate and PhD Candidate at EEG, TU Wien

Projects

2024 2027
ReLIFE

Open source platform and services to boost the market of deep building energy refurbishment in Europe

2023 2026
OneClickRENO

Equipping buildings with automated, massive and customized Building Renovation Passports as an effective tool to drive deep renovation

2023 2026
EPBD.wise

Effective implementation of the EPBD in line with short-term and long-term policy requirements

2022 2026
MODERATE

Marketable Open Data Solutions for Optimized Building-related Energy Services

2023 2026
BM Retrofit

Development and demonstration of holistic retrofitting concepts for biomass-based district heating networks

2023 2026
DeRiskDH

Risk minimization for decarbonizing heating networks via network temperature reductions and flexibility utilization

2022 2025
CoolLIFE

Driving a sustainable future in space cooling

2021 2025
ECEMF

European Climate and Energy Modelling Forum