M. Sc. Environmental and Resource Economics

Urban greenery works, a fact well known to Tobias Möllney. He measures its positive effects on people and for the environment in his research at the IÖW. His focus especially lies on the value of urban green oases for city dwellers: from parks and gardens to green roofs and façades.

The environmental economist is particularly interested in the spatial analysis and presentation of these services. His ideal instrument: the urban green valuation tool developed at the IÖW, which he tailored to Bremen in the BREsilient II project and is now developing further in the project Value of Green Urban Spaces III.

Projects 

Main focus

• Valuation of regulating ecosystem services
• GIS based damage potential analyses
   

Experience

• Since 12/2022: Researcher at the IÖW
• 2020 – 2022: Research assistant, Institute for Environmental, Resource and Spatial Economics, Kiel University
• 2018 – 2019: Student assistant, Department of Socioeconomics, Universität Hamburg
   

Education

• 2019 – 2022: Master of Science in Environmental and Resource Economics, Kiel University
• 2015 – 2019: Bachelor of Science in Socioeconomics, focus on economics, Universität Hamburg
   

Commitment and committees

• Mechanic in the self-help bike repair workshop of the German Cyclist’s Association (ADFC) Berlin