ENE Centre (Energy, Natural Resources and Environment) )is a cross-disciplinary area covering and combining research in several core topics such as energy markets, management of renewable and non-renewable resources and the environment and climate change.
ENE offers rigorous and empirical research to support decision-making by government, industry and other stakeholders. It draws upon general economic theory and tools from management science, finance and specifically from applied theories for dynamic decision-making under uncertainty.
Currently the ENE-activity covers:
-Economic fundamentals of the energy and natural resource value chains
-Energy systems: Institutions, participant interactions, market incentives and decision making
-Revenue and operations management of natural resources
-Market mechanisms, transmission pricing and risk management in power markets
-Policies and market instruments for integrating renewable energy technologies
-The fishing industry and resource utilization
-Marine ecosystem management and value creation
-Business challenges in aquaculture and ocean farming
-Environmental and climate policies: Business and governmental interactions
-The impact of regulatory schemes on commercial energy and resource development
-Environmental perspectives on land and maritime transport
