Stand und Trends der Energiewende Datenstand und Datenquellen "fossilfrei" - der Energiewendepodcast des DIW Berlin Podcast 'fossilfrei': Wo steht die Energiewende? Live von der Langen Nacht der Wissenschaften Trends bei erneuerbaren Energien Trends bei der Sektorenkopplung Flexibilität im Energiesystem DIW Wochenbericht 7/2026: Energiewende kommt voran – aber noch zu langsam Der DIW Energiewende-Monitor ...
How do shocks to competition in one sector propagate through the value chain? Using firm-level panel data from 25 countries, we study this question by estimating the value chain effects of the formation and breakups of collusive cartels. We match the names of cartel firms to a large firm-level panel and generate time-varying measures of exposure to cartelized sectors’ linkages in the production...
The Net Zero Industry Act (NZIA) promotes non-price criteria in renewable auctions. It aims to unlock green willingness-to-pay and scale up manufacturing capacity for net-zero technologies in the European Union (EU). This paper builds a partial equilibrium model of the European solar module sector and investigates how renewable auction design impacts solar photo- voltaic (PV) manufacturing. First, ...
Cristóbal Moya hat am 11. Dezember seine Dissertation mit dem Titel „The Politics of Unjust Inequalities: From Injustice Perceptions to Protest and Redistribution“ erfolgreich an der Universität Bielefeld verteidigt. Die Kommission bestand aus Prof. Dr. Carsten Sauer (Betreuer und Erstgutachter, Universität Bielefeld), Prof. Dr. Stefan Liebig (Zweitgutachter, FU Berlin), Prof. Dr. Sonja Blum (Kommissionsvorsitz, ...
On December 11, Cristóbal Moya successfully defended his dissertation with the title “The Politics of Unjust Inequalities: From Injustice Perceptions to Protest and Redistribution” at Bielefeld University. The committee included Prof. Dr. Carsten Sauer (supervisor and first reviewer, Bielefeld University), Prof. Dr. Stefan Liebig (second reviewer, FU Berlin), Prof. Dr. Sonja Blum (committee chairmanship, ...
The COVID-19 pandemic exposed significant weaknesses in Germany’s ability to generate timely, equity-sensitive evidence at the household level. While national surveillance systems produced daily counts of confirmed cases, hospitalisations, and deaths, they offered little insight into the social and economic conditions shaping the spread and impact of the virus. Non-pharmaceutical interventions (NPIs), ...
In recent decades, the share of very young children in daycare has significantly increased in many OECD countries, including Germany. Despite the critical role of child health in development and later life success, the impact of early daycare attendance on health has received little attention in the economic literature. This study examines the effects of a substantial daycare expansion in Germany on ...
