I firmly believe that research should strive for impact. Communicating insights and findings of our research to stakeholders are crucial parts of my job. I document he some of these recent attempts.
How do climate risks affect investment decisions? We discussed that in an issue of the wonderful podcast "future economies".
In this policy brief of the Sustainable Finance Research Platform we provide a close look on the first ECB bottom-up climate stress test.
In the TV weather show "alle wetter" I explained the find-ings of the "Trade & Transmission Tem-perature Shocks" paper.
In this policy-oriented back-ground paper we summarized re-search findings about the role of capital markets in the transition.
Explaining in the TV science show Galileo and the eco-nomic magazine ARD PlusMinus why shale gas has not really a future in Germany.
This policy brief of the Sustainable Finance Research Platform analyses the EU Sustainable Finance Strategy.
This policy brief sheds light on barriers to the implementation of ambitious climate policy measures in low- and middle-income countries.
This WPSF policy brief discusses how firms, investors and regulators could use scenario analysis as decision making tool in the transition.
Talking at Innovate4Climate conference 2018 in Frankfurt about climate impact spillovers through international trade and adaptation measures.
A short statement on the public good character of adaptation finance at COP23 in December 2017 in Bonn.
Debatting at COP21 in Paris effects of climate policies on innovation, competitveness, and employment.
Discussing German climate- and energy policies at the Parliamentary Evening: Energy and Climate Policy - Impacts on Germany's Competitiveness organised by the Rhine Neckar Metropolitan Region in February 2016.