Center for Energy Markets

The Center for Energy Markets (CEM) at Technical University Munich is dedicated at advancing research on the global energy transition. Energy markets are at the heart of one of the biggest societal challenges of our time - creating a sustainable, reliable and affordable energy provision. CEM brings together economics, finance and engineering approaches to offer applied research contributions to topical real-world energy sector questions.

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Join a collaborative research project between TUM-CEM and the Munich-based startup TURN2X to work with TUM alumni and investigate where in Europe green e-methane can be produced and sold most profitably. TURN2X builds modular plants that convert green hydrogen and biogenic CO₂ into e-methane, a…

Interested in renewable energy, electricity markets and machine learning?! Join a collaborative research project between TUM-CEM and the Chair of Sustainable Industrialization and Resilient Infrastructure (NIWI) at Paderborn University to investigate how the location of renewable generation affects…

Jonas Böschemeier, a doctoral researcher at CEM, has been honored with the Best Student Paper Award at the 19th IAEE European Conference, held in Munich. The award recognizes the paper "Drawing the Right Lines: Identifying Optimal Bidding Zones for the European Electricity Market".

We are looking for master’s thesis students at the Center for Energy Markets for a joint project with FALKRAFT and SMA Solar Technology.

Mustafa Ispa, co-authored with Till Fladung & Julia Hoffmann & Mathias Mier, a paper titled "The power of plurality: A new taxonomy of actors in the European energy system" has now been published by the journal of “Energy Research & Social Science”.

We are looking for master thesis students at the TUM Center for Energy Markets for projects in cooperation with Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Information Technology (FIT)!

We are happy to share a PhD scholarship on the value of consumer flexibility in energy systems, at the Technical University of Denmark.

Join us for an exciting opportunity to explore the challenges of mining critical materials essential for global decarbonization, an excursion included!

BMW Group is searching for a working student helping us with the economical analysis and impacts of the transition from gas to other molecule based energy sources (e.g. H2/Ammonia etc.) and sourcing strategies within EU strategies and other regulations.

A project in collaboration with IONITY to work with real market data, refine pricing models, and influence the future of e-mobility.

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