PhD in Modelling Macroeconomic Effects of Energy Savings

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DTU Management invites applicants for a PhD in macroeconomic modelling of energy demand and energy saving Investment. The 3-year PhD project in the Systems Analysis Division is part of the SAVE-E project funded by Innovation Fund Denmark. The research project runs 4 years and examines energy-saving solutions including the macroeconomic impacts of investments in energy savings. The PhD will work together with the SAVE-E team including a second PhD student associated with the macroeconomic energy modelling of SAVE-E and 3 other PhD students. Responsibilities and tasks The research will be focused on modelling the investment in energy technology and capital for the Danish industry and households and the PhD can work on some or all of the following tasks: - Model and analyse macroeconomic effects of energy saving Investment - Develop/extend a model that incorporates different types of capital equipment with regard to energy technology/substitutability - Examine the options for implementing alternative behavioural assumptions when modelling household saving investment - Evaluate the findings of other WP''s in SAVE-E for inclusion in the macroeconomic specification - Econometric analysis of macro- and sector level energy demand - Analysis of different scenarios for the extent of investments in energy savings and energy system technologies as well as a number of policy instruments The research will require competences within macroeconomic modelling, econometrics and interest to work with energy and environmental economics. As part of the Ph.D. project the student is expected to contribute to teaching at the M.Sc. in Sustainable Energy at DTU. The PhD project will be carried out under the supervision of Professor mso Henrik Klinge Jacobsen and may also involve Professor Mark Jaccard, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver and researcher Niels Framroze Møller, DTU Management. Qualifications The applicant should have a degree within Economics or mathematical Economics. Good theoretical background is expected and applied experience within macroeconomic modelling and/or econometrics is an advantage. Approval and Enrolment The scholarships for the PhD degree are subject to academic approval, and the candidates will be enrolled in one of the general degree programmes of DTU. For information about the general requirements for enrolment and the general planning of the scholarship studies, please see the DTU PhD Guide. Assessment The assessment of the applicants will be made by Professor Henrik Klinge Jacobsen. We offer We offer an interesting and challenging job in an international environment, focusing on education, research, public-sector consultancy and innovation, which all contribute to enhancing the economy and improving social welfare. We strive for academic excellence, collegial respect and freedom tempered by responsibility. The Technical University of Denmark (DTU) is a leading technical university in northern Europe and benchmarks with the best universities in the world. Salary and terms of employment The appointment will be based on the collective agreement with the Confederation of Professional Associations. The period of employment is 3 years. The place of work is DTU Lyngby campus. Further information Further information may be obtained from Professor Henrik Klinge Jacobsen, +45 46775109, jhja@dtu.dk. You can read more about DTU Management Engineering here. Application We must have your online application by May 20, 2016. Applications must be submitted as one pdf file containing all materials to be given consideration. To apply, please open the link "Apply online," fill in the online application form, and attach all your materials in English in one pdf file. The file must include: - A letter motivating the application (cover letter). This must include a research statement, which describes your research ideas for the project and how you see your qualifications fit into the research project (1-2 pages). - Curriculum v

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