is Research Analyst at EWI since 2019. In consulting projects for clients from industry and the public sector, he has analyzed, for example, a possible market failure in large-scale electrolysis hydrogen production, the potentials of demand-side management (DSM) in energy-intensive industries, and the impact of the 2030 climate protection program on the share of renewable energies in electricity demand. His research focuses on the decarbonization of industry and the development of a hydrogen economy. Before joining the EWI, Tobias Sprenger studied Economics at the University of Cologne with a focus on industrial economics, competition economics, economic policy and energy economics.
