Tooraj Jamasb
Professor
Department(s)
Department of Economics
Room: POR/16.A-2.70
Energy
Benchmarking
Sustainability
Climate
Equality
Europe
Primary research areas
Energy Economics
My research interests include energy regulation, energy networks and infrastructure, energy markets, and technology and innovation economics and policy.
Environmental Economics
My research interests include the economic and policy links between energy, environment, society, and resource use.
Energy in Developing Countries
My research interests include energy access, energy markets, environmental issues, and socio-economic aspects of energy in developing countries.
Why I research and study Energy Economics
Energy is arguably the largest industry in the world and the most important one for our economies and societies to prosper. Th energy sector is changing at a fast pace, and economic research can have a positive impact on this transformation at many levels.
My research in energy economics focuses on key economic, environmental, resource, societal, and policy aspects of how we produce, transport, and distribute, and consume our energy.