Niklas Kramer
Student Assistant
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Niklas Kramer is student assistant at RIFS since April 2023 and part of the Geopolitics of Energy and Industrial Transformation research group. He holds a Bachelors Degree in International Relations from TU Dresden and has previously worked as student assistant at the Chair of International Politics in Dresden. As part of a student research group, he has recently engaged with climate policy discourses in Germany and Europe. Currently, he is pursuing a Masters in Political Science at FU Berlin. Niklas Kramer also works at the Potsdam-Institute for Climate Impact Research in the CERES project on the Political Economy for Inclusive Wealth Governance and Sustainability.
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Blog Posts
- Water Scarcity and Green Hydrogen Production in Spain
- How States Around the World Are Crafting Markets for Green Hydrogen
- How Decarbonization Will Transform the Geography of Industrial Production: New Evidence on the “Renewables Pull” Hypothesis
- The Political Economy of Green Hydrogen in Europe: Reinforcing Regional Inequalities?
- since 2024: Student Assistant, PIK
- since 2023: Student Assistant, RIFS
- since 2023: M.A. Political Science, FU Berlin
- 2021-2023: Student Assistant, Chair of International Politics at TU Dresden
- 2019-2023: B.A International Relations, TU Dresden
- Emission trading and carbon pricing
- Political economy of the energy transition
- Climate policy and discourses