Alejandro studies how to design energy policies that accelerate the transition towards sustainable energy supply and demand. His research involves bits and pieces from multiple academic disciplines from engineering to economics, political science or programming. Alejandro combines these different tools to deliver insights into how to transform energy.
Peer-reviewed publications
- Paper 2
- Paper 1
Conference papers
- Ann-Kristin Zobel, Joern Hoppmann, Alejandro Núñez Jiménez, 2017. Unblocking Bottlenecks in Nascent Innovation Ecosystems: How Bottlenecks Impact Firm Collaboration, Academy of Management Proceedings Vol. 2017, No. 1, pp. 13336.
- Alejandro Nuñez-Jimenez, Raed Bkayrat, 2015. Utility scale 1,500 VDC PV power plant architecture evolution: Advantages and challenges, Integration of Renewable Energy into High and Medium Voltage Systems Conference & Exhibition, Septemeber 15-16, 2015, Amman, Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.
- Reinier Verhoog, Kemal Armada, Paul Adrianus Van Baal, Gebran El Dabbak, Alejandro Nuñez-Jimenez, 2015. Modelling and simulation of renewable energy transitions: nuclear phase-out in Switzerland, International Symposium for Next Generation Infrastructure (no online version)
Presentations
- October, 11th, 2019. Assessing responsive designs for effective and cost-efficient deployment policies in different countries, at the 12th Swiss Association for Energy Economics student chapter workshop, in Zurich, Switzerland.
- September, 5th, 2019. Balancing Technology-Push and Demand-Pull Policies for Accelerating the Diffusion of Clean Energy, at the 13th European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR) General Conference, in Wroclaw, Poland.
- June, 28th, 2019. A quantitative, cross-country evaluation of responsive policy designs to accelerate technology deployment, at the 4th International Conference in Public Policy (ICPP), in Montreal, Canada.
- June, 27th, 2019. Balancing Technology-Push and Demand-Pull Policies for Fostering Innovation and Accelerating their Diffusion, at the 4th International Conference in Public Policy (ICPP), in Montreal, Canada.
- June, 26th, 2019. A quantitative, cross-country evaluation of responsive deployment policies to accelerate sustainability transitions cost-efficiently, at the 10th International Sustainability Transitions (IST) conference, in Ottawa, Canada.
- August, 20th, 2018. Spreading the use of responsive adjustment mechanisms for renewable energy deployment policies: An agent-based modelling cross-country evaluation, at the 14th Annual Conference of the European Social Simulation Association (ESSA), in Stockholm, Sweden.
- June, 18th, 2018. Spreading the use of responsive adjustment mechanisms for renewable energy deployment policies: An agent-based modelling cross-country evaluation. Technology, Management, Policy Graduate Consortium, in the Hague, the Netherlands.
- June, 11th, 2018. How to avoid costly policies as technology becomes cheaper? at the 9th International Sustainability Transitions (IST) conference, in Manchester, the United Kingdom.
- March, 27th, 2018. Towards responsive deployment policies: an Agent-Based Model approach, at the Frontiers in Energy Research seminar, Energy Science Center of ETH Zurich, in Zurich, Switzerland.
- June, 2nd, 2017. Unblocking bottlenecks in emerging innovation ecosystems: How bottlenecks impact collaboration (co-authored with Ann-Kristin Zobel and Joern Hoppmann), at the PhD Academy on Sustainability and Technology, in Appenzell, Switzerland.
- June, 20th, 2017. Dynamic policy adjustment to technological change — An agent-based modelling approach, at the 8th International Sustainability Transitions (IST) conference, in Gothenburg, Sweden.
Semester projects
- Project 2
- Project 1
