As part of their research on socio-ecological transformation (SET), researchers from various departments at DIW Berlin are examining the risks, costs, and benefits of this transformation for private households, businesses, and government actors in Germany and Europe. Building on the institute's previous focus areas, DIW Berlin researchers are particularly interested in economic and social science issues surrounding the energy transition, the decarbonization of businesses and households, and the social impacts of the transformation.
Further publications on the topic of welfare effects and social implications
Further publications on the topic of decarbonization of businesses and households
Further publications on the topic of energy transition and resource markets
The energy transition often seems complicated and confusing. The creators of the “DIW Energy Transition Monitor,” Alexander Roth and Wolf-Peter Schill, sort it out for you. We discuss, also with guests, the goals and measures of the federal government and current developments in the field of energy transition.
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Was ist CO2-Bepreisung?
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Was ist grüner Wasserstoff?
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Was ist Sustainable Finance?