Niklas Höhne

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Cologne, DE
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WORK HISTORY

Nov 2014 — Present

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Cologne, DE

Research and analysis on international and national climate and energy policy

EDUCATION

2001 — 2005

Utrecht University

PhD, International climate policy

1994 — 1995

INSA Lyon - Institut National des Sciences Appliquées de Lyon

Physique de materiaux

1991 — 1997

RWTH Aachen University

Masters, Physics

SKILLS

Climate PolicyEmissions TradingPolicy AnalysisEnergyKyoto ProtocolClimateRenewable EnergyEnergy PolicySustainable EnergyCarbon MarketsSustainable DevelopmentCarbon ManagementClimate Change PolicyEmissionsCdmClimate ChangeEnvironmental PolicyPolicyEnvironmental ScienceCarbonEnergy Efficiency

ABOUT NIKLAS HÖHNE

Prof. Dr. Niklas Höhne is an internationally renowned expert in climate policy with over 25 years of experience, participating in the international climate negotiations since 1995. He co-founded NewClimate Institute, where he oversees analysis on national and international climate policy and assumes various management roles. He also holds a professorship “mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions” at Wageningen University. He led and co-authored over 300 studies related to international and national climate policies, including three publications in Nature, contributions to the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Assessment Reports of the IPCC since 2003 and all UNEP Emissions Gap Reports since 2010. He created the Climate Action Tracker that tracks commitments and actions of countries on climate change. He has advised many governments and organisations and participated as an expert in hearings of the European and German parliament. Prior to co-founding NewClimate Institute, Niklas worked at Ecofys, a climate and energy consultancy (2001 to 2014), and the secretariat (1998 to 2001). Specialties: Research and analysis on international climate negotiations, energy and climate policy, assessment of greenhouse gas reduction targets, policy design and evaluation, historical responsibility for climate change, national greenhouse gas inventories, emissions trading

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