Luis Nollenberger

Forecasting the Costs and Competitiveness of Long-Duration Energy Storage Technologies for the Net-Zero Transition

Luis is a DPhil candidate at the School of Geography and the Environment, where he is part of the Complexity Economics group at the Institute of New Economic Thinking and the Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment.

His research focuses on the economics of the energy transition with a particular interest in understanding and forecasting the performance, costs, and diffusion of emerging technologies, using advanced quantitative methods.

Luis holds an MPhil in Environmental Policy from Cambridge and completed a BSc in Sustainability & Change at the University of Hohenheim, with studies abroad at Harvard and National University of Singapore.