Graduate School of Energy Science, Kyoto University Energy Economics Research Group
April 24-26, Prof. McLellan and Prof. Chapman (Kyushu University) visited Fukushima – notably the Fukushima Dai-ichi (F1) and Dai-ni (F2) Nuclear Power Plants. Photographs from the plant itself were not permitted, but some information...
An introduction to the Department of Socio-Environmental Energy Science will be held on the 21st of May. This is mainly targeted at those wanting to apply domestically, and will be held primarily in Japanese....
Welcome to all the new students who have joined our lab from Spring, 2022. This semester we have 4 new Master`s students: Ko, Kyohei, Hiroya and Sooma. 2 new PhD students: Andik and Raski...
See more on Just Transitions Japan has a number of sites listed for World Heritage, related to the Meiji Restoration, in which Japan strove to catch-up industrially with Europe from the mid-19th century, after...
Congratulations to the graduating Master`s students! It has been a strange 2 years during the pandemic, but somehow you got to the finish line! A particular mention to Kaiyan, who had to undertake all...
Dr Ryosuke Gotoh has published the final paper from his PhD thesis in Energies. “Study on Behavioral Decision Making by Power Generation Companies Regarding Energy Transitions under Uncertainty” The paper applies a quantitative modelling...
Athaya was awarded for one of the best presentations in the Master`s First Year Presentations on 7th of December. Congratulations Athaya! We hope you can physically receive your certificate next year in Japan –...
Shuping has been a visiting researcher here in our lab since December 2020. It has been a strange time due to the pandemic, but we have enjoyed having her here! Have a safe trip...
A new paper has just been published with Prof. Sonnemann and colleagues from Université de Bordeaux in Resources Policy “Supply risk evolution of raw materials for batteries and fossil fuels for selected OECD countries...
The AMGEN Scholars Program is open for applications. The Energy Economics Lab is a potential host for students. If you are interested, please apply to the program directly. Details can be found at: http://www.opir.kyoto-u.ac.jp/study/en/curriculum/amgenscholars/
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