There is a temporary PhD position for 3 years available at the Department of Industrial Economics and Technology Management – Section Managerial Economics, Finance and Operation Research. The position is resident at NTNUs campus in Trondheim. This is an educational position, which will provide promising research recruits the opportunity for professional development through studies towards a PhD degree. The position is connected to the PhD program at the Faculty of Economics and Management and the faculty will be your employer.
Information about the Department of Industrial Economics and Technology Management
The department is organized into six sections:
About the position
The position is connected to the Norwegian Centre for Energy Transition Strategies (NTRANS), which is a multidisciplinary national research center studying transitions in the energy sector and related sectors (https://www.ntnu.no/ntrans). NTRANS is a collaboration between 8 Norwegian research institutions and over 30 user partners from industry and the public sector. Key research areas are the future energy system, active consumers and distributed solutions, deep decarbonization and sector couplings, and accelerating the energy transition.
This PhD project will analyze the short- and long-term efficiency of electricity markets, including the cost and benefits of providing flexibility. A major issue in the development of flexibility products and markets is to find viable business models. Relevant research areas and methodology includes industrial organization, complementarity and equilibrium modelling and optimization.
Qualification requirements
In addition, the following qualifications will contribute positively to the evaluation of the applicant:
Please read more on: https://www.jobbnorge.no/ledige-stillinger/stilling/188867
Department of Industrial Economics and Technology Management
IØT has challenging and inspiring educational programmes and research projects in the cross-disciplinary field of technology management. Through its programmes of study, IØT educates candidates with a solid technological basis in methodology and theory on how to develop and manage technologically based organisations.
Participation in, and development of, research projects in close co-operation with Norwegian industry, the department is also developing models, tools and methods for how to manage Norwegian industry.