Reinhard Haas
- Univ.Prof. Dipl.Ing. Dr. Reinhard Haas
- haas@eeg.tuwien.ac.at
- +43-1-58801-370352
- CF0418 (floor plan)
- Head
- Fundamental Energy Economics: Researcher & Head
Reinhard Haas is professor at the "Institute of Energy Systems and Electric Drives" at Vienna University of Technology in Austria. Since 1996 he leads the Energy Economics Group, a specific research group at the School of Electrical Engineering. Prof. Reinhard Haas has studied industrial economics in mechanical engineering and holds a PhD in energy economics.
Prof. Reinhard Haas worked as a research fellow at the solar power plant in Almeria/Spain, at Chalmers University in Gothenborg/Schweden, and in 1994 for half a year at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Energy Analysis Group) at University of California/Berkeley.
Currently he teaches Energy Economics, Regulation and Competition in Energy markets, and Energy Modelling, Energy Economics, Economic and ecological heating and Climate Change and Selected topics in Energy Economics. He also supervises several PhD and master theses in the field of Energy Economics.
He has worked since more than 20 years in this field. His current research focus is on (i) evaluation and modelling of of dissemination strategies for renewables, (ii) energy modelling pathways towards sustainable energy systems; (iii) liberalisation vs regulation of energy markets; (iv) energy policy strategies and (v) electricity economics and energy economics in transport. In these fields of research he has published more than 80 papers in peer-reviewed international journals (see publication list).
Moreover, he has coordinated and coordinates projects for Austrian institutions, ministeries as well as the European Commission and the International Energy Agency.
Over the last decade he has supervised and conducted research projects for the European Commission, the Austrian Ministry of Research and Science, the Austrian Foundation for Scientific Research, the Austrian National Bank, the Austrian Association of Electric Utilities, the municipal utility of Vienna and others.
He has also been the Austrian representative in various IEA research programme. Furthermore, he has acted as a guest editor together with scientists for special issues of Energy Policy and other peer-reviewed journals.
Milestones
- 02/2000—07/2001
- Co-ordinator of the project "Organizing a Joint Green European Electricity Market" founded by the European Commission
- 2008—2011
- Co-ordinator of the project "ALTER-MOTIVE" founded by the European Commission within "Intellegent Energy for Europe"
- 06/1983—09/1983
- Researcher fellow at the solar power plant in Almeria/Spain
- 06/1984—11/1987
- Senior researcher and Ph.D studies at the Insitute of Energy Economics and the Austrian Center of Research in Seibersdorf
- 01/1988—11/1998
- University assistant and university lecturer at the Insitute of Energy Economics<br>In this period several scientific publications in reviewed international journals and national as well as international research projects
- 11/1988—02/1989
- Research fellow at Chalmers University in Gothenborg/Schweden
- 02/1994—06/1994
- Research fellow at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Energy Analysis Group) at University of California/Berkeley
- 1999—now
- Member of editorial board of journal "Energy Efficiency"
Projects
- 2016—2017
- 2009—2012
- Re-Shaping
Shaping an effective and efficient European renewable energy market
- 2011—2012
- 2011—2012
- SOL
Studie ĂĽber4 die Organisation der zukĂĽnftigen Ladeinfrastruktur fĂĽr E-Fahrzeuge in Ă–sterreich - notwendige Anzahl und wirtschaftliche Standorte
- 2009—2011
- GEBIN
Gebäude maximaler Energieeffizienz mit integrierter erneuerbarer Energieerschließung
- 2009—2011
- WEX-RES
Wachstums- und Exportpotenziale erneuerbarer Energiesysteme
2009—2011
- REPAP2020
Renewable Energy Policy Action Paving the Way towards 2020
- 2008—2011
- ALTETRĂ„
Alternative Energieträger der Zukunft
- 2008—2011
- SECURE
Security of Energy Considering its Uncertainty, Risk and Economic implications
- 2008—2011
- ALTER-MOTIVE
Deriving effective least-cost policy strategies for alternative automotive concepts and alternative fuels
- 2008—2011
- Strat-EnEff (Ă–NB)
Entwicklung von Strategien zur Steigerung der verbraucherseitigen Energieeffizienz in Ă–sterreich
- 2009—2010
- NANUPOT
Potenziale effizienter Nutfahrzeugantriebe fĂĽr einen nachhaltigen StraĂźengĂĽterverkehr bis 2050
- 2008—2010
- POTETA
Strategie zur Mobilisierung des Stromsparptenzials in Ă–sterreich
- 2008—2010
- EFONET
Energy Foresight Network
2008—2010
- KlimAdapt
Deriving priority measures for adapting the energy system to climate change
2008—2010
- Mikro-KWK
Langfristige Szenarien der gesamtwirtschaftlich optimalen Integration von Mikro-KWK-Anlagen in das österreichische Energiesystem
2007—2010
- MASSIG
Market Access for Smaller Size Intelligent Electricity Generation
- 2008—2009
- AWEEMSS
Analyse der Wirkungsmechanismen von Endenergieeffizienz- Maßnahmen und Entwicklung geeigneter Strategien für die Selektion ökonomisch-effizienter Maßnahmenpakete
- 2008—2009
- ELEKTRA
Entwicklung von Szenarien der Verbreitung von PKW mit teil- und voll-elektrifiziertem Antriebsstrang
- 2007—2009
- EMPLOY-RES
Employment and economic growth impacts of sustainable energies in the European Union
2006—2008
- futures-e
Deriving a future European Policy for Renewable Electricity
- 2005—2008
- 2006—2008
2005—2007
2003—2007
- PV Enlargement
Technology transfer, demonstration and scientific exchange action for the establishment of a strong European PV sector
- 2004—2007
- InKo-PVPS
Internationale Ko-operation im Rahmen des IEA Photovoltaic Power Systems Programme (PVPS)
- 2004—2006
- 2005—2006
- Technologien zur Nutzung Erneuerbarer Energieträger
wirtschaftliche Bedeutung fĂĽr Ă–sterreich
- 2005—2006
- 2004—2005
- Wasserstoff aus erneuerbarer Energie in Ă–sterreich
Ein Energieträger der Zukunft?
- 2003—2005
- Investing in RES & RUE technologies
Models for saving public money
- 2005—2005
- Erneuerbare in Ă–sterreich
volkswirtschaftliche Bedeutung
- 2003—2004
- 2003—2004
2001—2003
- 2000—2002
- 2001—2002
- 2000—2001
- 2000—2001
- 2000—2001
- 2000—2000
