

More than 1.3 billion people worldwide live without access to reliable and affordable electricity. One solution for electrification are decentralized energy systems that make use of local renewable resources. With our research, we want to contribute to the disclosure of the economic and ecological potential of renewable energy in developing regions. Many technologies are already cheaper today than conventional energy sources and additionally reduce local and global emissions.
Our interdisciplinary and international team works partly with in-house energy simulation models, partly with database analyses and GIS programs. In addition, we conduct field studies on social, demographic, and economic conditions in a region. In this way, we can assess the business environment in order to propose both ecologically and financially sustainable solutions for local power supply.
Would you like to apply independently of the available job offers or for a thesis in this research unit? Then you've come to the right place. Along with your application materials (resume, transcripts), please also send us a cover letter outlining your motivation and specific interests. Show us how you can add value to our institute.
At this time, we do not recommend submitting a speculative application for a position as a research assistant, as we do not anticipate any openings in this area in the foreseeable future.







