Prof. Dr. Gunther Glenk
Assistant Professor at the Mannheim Institute for Sustainable Energy Studies
Main fields of research
- Cost and Profitability Analysis
- Economics of Decarbonization
- Carbon Accounting
Curriculum vitae
| Since 2019 | Assistant Professor, University of Mannheim |
| 2023–2024 | Climate Fellow, Institute for the Study of Business in Global Society, Harvard University |
| 2022 | Visiting Scholar, Stanford University – Graduate School of Business |
| 2016–2019 | Dr in Business (Summa cum laude), Technical University of Munich |
| 2018 | Visiting PhD Student, Stanford University – Graduate School of Business |
| 2016 | Visiting PhD Student, Massachusetts Institute of Technology – MIT Energy Initiative |
| 2013–2016 | MSc in Management & Technology, Technical University of Munich |
| 2010–2013 | BSc in Management & Technology, Technical University of Munich |
Prizes, awards, honors
- AACSB: 2024 Class of Influential Leaders 2024
- Harvard University: Climate Fellowship 2023
- University of Mannheim, Business School: Junior Research Award 2021
- Gregor Louisoder Umweltstiftung: Research Award in Economic Sciences 2021
- European Energy Exchange: Research Excellence Award 2020
- German Economic Association of Business Administration: Best Paper Award 2019
- Joachim Herz Stiftung: Add-on Fellowship Economics 2019
- (see CV for the comprehensive list)
Selected publications
- Easton, P., Glenk, G., Kurtz, J., Landaverde Lorenzo, T. and Reichelstein, S. (2024). Accounting for corporate carbon emissions. Accountability in a Sustainable World Quarterly, 2, 64–72.
- Glenk, G., Holler, P. and Reichelstein, S. (2023). Advances in power-to-gas technologies: Cost and conversion efficiency. Energy & Environmental Science, 1–13.
- Glenk, G. and Reichelstein, S. (2022). Reversible Power-to-Gas systems for energy conversion and storage. Nature Communications, 13, 1–10.
- Glenk, G. and Reichelstein, S. (2022). The economic dynamics of competing power generation sources. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 168, 1–9.