We’re Hiring!
We are looking for 15 bright PhDs to join the project. Below you can find some short descriptions of each position and get to know the academic project leader attached to them. We invite all qualified applicants to apply by following the links below.
DC 1 – CBS
Facilitators of the clean energy transition: Port governance and business model innovation.
Henrik Sornin-Friese; Michele Acciaro
– Port governance
– Institutional entrepreneurship
– Business model innovation
– Clean energy transition
DC 4- CTH
Smart ports (digitalization) and systems integration between ports and energy systems.
Sonia Yeh; Paul Pop
– Digitalization transformation risk
– SoS integration and complexity management
– Energy-efficient digitalization
DC 7- DTU
Green Maritime fuel transition taking into account risk and uncertainty.
Marie Münster; Josef Oehmen
– Infrastructure adaptability and scalability
– PtX technologies
– De-risking strategies
– Robust optimisation
– Stochastic modelling
DC 10- KLU
Low and zero emission fuels port geographies.
Gordon Wilmsmeier; Hanno Friedrich
– Global shipping networks
– Port system transformation
– Hydrogen value chains
DC 13- WMU
Assessing stakeholders urban-port relationships and sustainable management strategies through circular approaches and emerging business models.
Fabio Ballini; Alessandro Schönborn
– Circular economy
– Port-city integration
– Business models
– Emerging market strategies
– Life cycle assessment
DC 2 – CBS
Socio-economic aspects of energy port transition.
Tooraj Jamasb; Christine Brandstätt
– Infrastructure development,
– Public acceptance
– Economic regulation
– Innovation dynamics
DC 5- CTH
Integrated Analysis of E-Fuel Policy, Infrastructure, and Energy Resilience in Maritime Transitions.
Sonia Yeh; Selma Brynolf
– Maritime policy analysis
– E-fuel supply chain dynamics
– Electrification
– Energy resilience
DC 8- DTU
Optimizing Port Operations through Edge Computing and AI-Enhanced Digital Infrastructure.
Paul Pop; Sonia Yeh
– IoT integration edge computing
– Energy management,
– Digital security
DC 11- NTNU
Digital technologies for getting insights into port-city interactions and municipality governance.
Niki Gaitani; Henrik Madsen
– Energy systems dynamics
– Port-city interactions
– Municipality governance
– Uncertainty quantification
DC 14- NHH
Business models and value chains for the energy transition in transport.
Julio Cesar Goez; Haiying Jia
– Port system electrification
– Hydrogen production
DC 3 – CBS
Energy Ports in System and Network Perspective.
Henrik Sornin-Friese; Tooraj Jamasb
– Energy technology systems
– Renewable energy supply chain
– Environmental impact assessment
DC 6- CTH
Electrified Ports and Grid Dynamics: Synthetic Grids, Impact Methodologies, and Real-World Case Analyses.
Sonia Yeh; Ana Tuan Le
– Synthetic grid dynamics and constraints
– E-fuel production
– Electrified ports
DC 9- KLU
Governance structures and strategies to foster the clean energy transition.
Gordon Wilmsmeier; Johannes Meuer
– Governance structures
– Low-carbon management and strategies
– Electrification
– Hydrogen operations
– Infrastructure life cycles
– Policy impact assessment
DC 12- NTNU
Market design, and tariff structures for unlocking flexibility in harbors.
Anne Neumann; Henrik Madsen
– Grid flexibility functions and impact assessments
– Tariff design
– Sector coupling
DC 15- KEDGE
Port governance for energy ports under the sustainable energy transition.
Jason Monios; Pierre Cariou
– Business model adaptation
– Public-private partnerships
– Sustainable finance and revenue modelling