Department of Economics

jeweco

Department of Economics

  • Copenhagen School of Energy Infrastructure (CSEI)
Jens
Weibezahn
Assistant professor
,
ph.d.


Room: POR/16.A- 1.97
Tel:
+4538152244
E-mail: jew.eco@cbs.dk
Jens_Weibezahn
Presentation

Jens Weibezahn is an Assistant Professor and Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellow with the Copenhagen School of Energy Infrastructure (CSEI) at Copenhagen Business School (CBS). His research mainly focuses on flexibility options, sector integration, decentralization, and planning and market design in energy systems using – amongst other methods – open-source energy system models.

He holds a Ph.D. in economics from Technische Universität Berlin and was a Research Associate at TUB's Workgroup for Infrastructure Policy (WIP), where he is now also a Guest Researcher. Having studied at TU Berlin and the University of California, Berkeley, he has a background in industrial engineering and management with a concentration on energy and transportation infrastructure.

Primary research areas
  • Energy System Analysis
  • Energy/Electricity Market Design
  • Local Energy Transformation
  • Flexibility Solutions
  • Sector Integration (Transportation, Hydrogen)
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Link to this homepage
www.cbs.dk/en/staff/jeweco
Courses
  • Operationsanalyse/Operations Research, BSc HA(math.)
  • Energy System Economics and Modelling, MSc, Energy Minor
Publications sorted by:
2024
Jens Weibezahn; Björn Steigerwald / Fission for Funds : The Financing of Nuclear Power Plants.
Frederiksberg : Copenhagen School of Energy Infrastructure 2024, 31 p.
Report
Jens Weibezahn; Björn Steigerwald / Fission for Funds : The Financing of Nuclear Power Plants.
In: Energy Policy, Vol. 195, 12.2024
Journal article > peer review
Lissy Langer; Jens Weibezahn; Johannes Giehl; Fabian Neumann; Leonard Göke; Ioannis Kountouris; Marie Münster; Asger Vestergaard Thorendahl; Martin Hartvig; Dimitrios Eleftheriou; Rasmus Bramstoft / Hydrogen Infrastructure Modeling in Macro-energy Systems Models : Lessons Learned, Best Practices, and Potential Next Steps (Workshop Insights).
In: International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, Vol. 70, 6.2024, p. 629-634
Journal article > peer review
Christine Brandstätt; Jens Weibezahn; Nicolò Rossetto / Plant the Seeds, Then Tend the Garden : How to Incentivize and Coordinate Energy Communities.
In: IAEE Energy Forum, No. 116, 2024, p. 47-51
Journal article
2023
Leonard Göke; Jens Weibezahn; Christian von Hirschhausen / A Collective Blueprint, Not a Crystal Ball : How Expectations and Participation Shape Long-term Energy Scenarios.
In: Energy Research & Social Science, Vol. 97, 3.2023
Journal article > peer review
Alexander Wimmers; Fanny Böse; Claudia Kemfert; Björn Steigerwald; Christian von Hirschhausen; Jens Weibezahn / Ausbau von Kernkraftwerken entbehrt technischer und ökonomischer Grundlagen
In: DIW-Wochenbericht, Vol. 90, No. 10, 2023, p. 111-121
Journal article > peer review
Christine Brandstätt; Manuel Llorca; Alexandra Lüth; Jens Weibezahn; Tooraj Jamasb / Conclusions on Integrated Network Planning in Europe : The STEERS Project.
Copenhagen : Copenhagen School of Energy Infrastructure 2023, 4 p. (CSEI Policy Brief, No. 17)
Working paper
Christian von Hirschhausen; Björn Steigerwald; Franziska Hoffart; Claudia Kemfert; Jens Weibezahn; Alexander Wimmers / Energie- und Klimaszenarien gehen paradoxerweise von einem starken Ausbau der Atomenergie aus
In: DIW-Wochenbericht, Vol. 90, No. 44, 11.2023, p. 609-617
Journal article > peer review
Christian von Hirschhausen; Björn Steigerwald; Franziska Hoffart; Claudia Kemfert; Jens Weibezahn; Alexander Wimmers / Energy and Climate Scenarios Paradoxically Assume Considerable Nuclear Energy Growth
In: DIW Weekly Report, Vol. 90, No. 45-49, 11.2023, p. 294-301
Journal article > peer review
Leonard Göke; Jens Weibezahn; Mario Kendziorski / How Flexible Electrification Can Integrate Fluctuating Renewables
In: Energy, Vol. 278, 9.2023
Journal article > peer review
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