Professor Uğur SOYTAŞ is the Head of the Climate Economics and Risk Management Section at the Technical University of Denmark. He holds an MBA and a Ph.D. in Economics from Texas Tech University. He is the co-editor of Energy Economics and subject editor of Sustainable Production and Consumption journals. His research is in two multidisciplinary areas: energy-economy-environment-society nexus and commodity-financial market links. He published several papers in high-impact peer-reviewed journals such as Energy Economics, Energy, Energy Policy, Ecological Economics, and Journal of Banking and Finance, among others. His citations exceed 11,000, his h-score is 38, and his i10-index is 62 (according to Google Scholar). He is currently involved in BIFROST and PV4Plants projects. In BIFROST, he is leading the economic impact assessment and supporting the social acceptance of carbon storage work packages. In PV4Plants, he is working to identify barriers to and acceptance of transparent solar panels over farmlands.
Professor Uğur SOYTAŞ is the Head of the Climate Economics and Risk Management Section at the Technical University of Denmark. He holds an MBA and a Ph.D. in Economics from Texas Tech University. He is the co-editor of Energy Economics and subject editor of Sustainable Production and Consumption journals. His research is in two multidisciplinary areas: energy-economy-environment-society nexus and commodity-financial market links. He published several papers in high-impact peer-reviewed journals such as Energy Economics, Energy, Energy Policy, Ecological Economics, and Journal of Banking and Finance, among others. His citations exceed 11,000, his h-score is 38, and his i10-index is 62 (according to Google Scholar). He is currently involved in BIFROST and PV4Plants projects. In BIFROST, he is leading the economic impact assessment and supporting the social acceptance of carbon storage work packages. In PV4Plants, he is working to identify barriers to and acceptance of transparent solar panels over farmlands.