Dietmar Lindenberger

Institute of Energy Economics at the University of Cologne — Germany

Energy · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Global Energy and Sustainability Research(26), Climate Change Policy and Economics(18), Integrated Energy Systems Optimization(16), Electric Power System Optimization(14), Renewable Energy and Sustainability(12)

Publications75 total

Countries in Disruption
2025
Post-growth Economics
2025
Energy and Life
2025
Energy, entropy, creativity
2025Open Access
What Will We Choose?
2025
Wealth Creation and Growth
2025
Entropy and Disruption
2025
Physics, Welfare Optimization, Russian Gas, and Climate Change: Questions to Economics
Research Square (Research Square)·2023Open Access
Vom ökonomischen Gewicht der Energie
Zeitschrift für Energiewirtschaft·2022· 1 cited
What if calculations of the economic effects for Germany of a stop of energy imports from Russia are misled by the neoclassical cost-share theorem?
SSRN Electronic Journal·2022· 1 citedOpen Access
Energy, Entropy, Constraints, and Creativity in Economic Growth and Crises
Entropy·2020· 12 citedOpen Access
Energy in Growth Accounting and the Aggregation of Capital and Output
Biophysical Economics and Sustainability·2020· 2 citedOpen Access
Geschäftsmodelle zur Einbindung dezentraler Anlagen auf Haushaltsebene in Virtuelle Kraftwerke
Publication Server of the Wuppertal Institute (Wuppertal Institute)·2019Open Access
Wirtschaftswachstum
2018
Energie, Entropie, Kreativität
2018· 7 cited
Economic Growth in the USA and Germany 1960–2013: The Underestimated Role of Energy
BioPhysical Economics and Resource Quality·2017· 17 citedOpen Access
Re-energizing energy supply: Electrolytically-produced hydrogen as a flexible energy storage medium and fuel for road transport
Journal of Power Sources·2016· 34 cited
The reference forecast of the German energy transition—An outlook on electricity markets
Energy Policy·2016· 55 cited
Interdisziplinäre Aspekte der Energiewirtschaft
Energie in Naturwissenschaft, Technik, Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft·2016· 5 cited
Konventionelle Kraftwerke - Technologiesteckbrief zur Analyse „Flexibilitätskonzepte für die Stromversorgung 2050“
2016· 7 citedOpen Access
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Frequent Co-authors

Reiner Kümmel(16), Michaela Fürsch(11), Stephan Nagl(11), Robert U. Ayres(4), Simeon Hagspiel(4), Cosima Jägemann(4), Raimund Malischek(4), Moritz Paulus(4), Eckehard Tröster(3), R. Kümmel(3), Katharina Grave(3), Johannes Trüby(3), Wolfgang Eichhorn(2), Jeroen C.J.M. van den Bergh(2), Benjamin Warr(2), Thomas Brückner(2), Helmuth-M. Groscurth(2), Tom Brown(2), Stanislav Cherevatskiy(2), Christian Tode(2)