Project Description
The ECCET Unit (Economics of Climate Change, Energy and Transport) has a
vacancy for a post-doctoral researcher to work on the ESEA (Energy Sector
Economic Assessment) project. This action is currently developing and assessing
global and EU energy scenarios, as well as exploiting and maintaining the related
modelling tools.
The GH-30 will be part of a multidisciplinary team responsible for the application
of several energy/environmental assessment tools in policy impact assessments.
He/she will focus on the evaluation of technological portfolios alternatives,
assessing the cost-efficiency of infrastructural changes, price formation
mechanisms and analyses of the EU and global energy sector.
He/she should have carried out research on subjects relevant to energy sector,
including the power generation and regulatory aspects. Desired academic
backgrounds include electrical or energy engineering, and/or economics. Academic
or professional experience with quantitative assessment tools will be appreciated.
Additional experience programming would be judged positively.
Candidates must hold a doctoral degree or having fulfilled all the obligations to
obtain a PhD (certified by the university) or having a minimum of 5 years research
experience after the first university degree giving access to doctoral studies
(which may include periods of training such as a masters degree) in a field relevant
to the JRC's scientific activities.
A very good level of written and spoken English is essential and knowledge of at
least one other EU language is compulsory.
Duration
36 months
IPTS
Contacts
JRC Sevilla Information Point:
Email: jrc-ipts-gh-sne@ec.europa.eu
Responsible scientist: Mr. Antonio Soria
Email: Antonio.Soria@ec.europa.eu
HOW TO APPLY: If you are interested in one of the projects (see list above), please submit an online application.The application must be fully completed before the deadline of the call. Deadline for information enquiries: Please be aware that requests for additional information received less than five working days before the deadline of the call will not be processed.
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