Biography:
Timo Gerres was born in Hamm (DE) in 1989. After obtaining his B.Sc. in Business Administration and Engineering at the Universität Paderborn (DE) in 2011, he gained first insights into the energy sector while working as a business analyst for the EuroDev Group (NL). He received his M.Sc. in Systems Engineering, Policy Analysis and Management from the Technische Universiteit Delft (NL) in 2014. For his thesis project, he assessed the value of adjustable load scheduling to mitigate production uncertainties of renewables on the day-ahead market. After working for 2.5 years as a project manager for the transmission system operator TenneT in Germany, he joined the Instituto de Investigación Tecnológica of Universidad Pontificia Comillas as a Research Assistant, where he works in various projects related to the integration of renewable resources in the electricity sector, the impact of industrial decarbonisation on the energy system and industrial policy design.
Areas of interest:
Energy economics, industrial decarbonisation, energy sector regulation, integration of renewable resources and distributed energy resources in the electricity sector, green industrial finance.
T. Gerres, M. Haussner, A. Pirlot. To ban or not to ban carbon-intensive materials: a legal and administrative assessment of product carbon requirements. Review of European, Comparative & International Environmental Law. Vol. 30, nº. 2, pp. 249 - 262, July 2021. [Online: May 2021]
JCR: 2.541 Q1 (2020) - SJR: 0.370 Q2 (2020)
O. Chiappinelli, T. Gerres, F. Lettow, H. de Coninck, B. Felsmann, E. Joltreau, G. Khandekar, P. Linares, J.C. Richstein, A. Sniegocki, J. Stede, T. Wyns, C. Zandt, L. Zetterberg. A green COVID-19 recovery of the EU basic materials sector: identifying potentials, barriers and policy solutions. Climate Policy.
JCR: 5.085 Q1 (2020) - SJR: 1.764 Q1 (2020)
In press. .
JCR: 6.142 Q1 (2020); 6.142 Q1 (2020) - SJR: 2.093 Q1 (2020); 2.093 Q1 (2020)
JCR: 5.042 Q1 (2019); 6.142 Q1 (2020) - SJR: 2.168 Q1 (2019); 2.093 Q1 (2020)
JCR: 7.246 Q1 (2019); 9.297 Q1 (2020) - SJR: 1.886 Q1 (2019); 1.937 Q1 (2020)
