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Dr. Julika Weiß

Environmental Engineer

Deputy Head of the Research Field "Sustainable Energy and Climate Protection"

Studies at the Technical University of Berlin and at the Technical University of Denmark

2002-2006: Doctorate at the geographical institute of the Humboldt-University Berlin within a postgraduate research and training programme funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG)

Since 2006: Researcher at the IÖW

Since 2012: Deputy Head of the Research Field Sustainable Energy and Climate Protection at the IÖW

Current projects of Dr. Julika Weiß

Accompanying Scientific Research for the Funding Focus ‘Energiewendebauen’, Module Neighborhoods
Neighborhood energy concepts can enable new paths for higher energy efficiency and renewable energies at the local level by taking an integrated view of energy generation, consumption and decentralized infrastructure. For [...] More
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Climate Plan Brandenburg Development of a Climate Protection Strategy for the State of Brandenburg
The Paris Agreement, which is binding under international law and was adopted at the 21st International Climate Change Conference (COP21) in 2015, has provided a new basis for climate protection policy in all countries. [...] More
Rebound Effects by Switching to Renewable Energies? Analysis of consumers and prosumer households (EE-Rebound)
Private households play an important role in achieving Germany’s climate protection targets. In addition to switching energy procurement to renewable energy sources (RE), it is also important for households to reduce their [...] More
Social and environmental heat transition in Berlin A project of the joint program ‘Knowledge. Transformation. Berlin’ by the research partnership Ecornet Berlin
About half of Berlin’s carbon dioxide emissions stem from heating buildings. Reducing the demand for heat through energy-efficient building refurbishment and shifting to renewable energy and waste heat for heating are the two [...] More
Suburban Heat Shift
A third of the final energy consumption in Germany is used for heating and hot water. Thus, heat consumption is an important factor when it comes to tackling global challenges such as climate change, energy efficiency and [...] More
Climate Protection Potential of Digitalization Potentials of digitalization for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in the energy sector
Digitalization is a future trend of our society – also in the energy sector. Driven by political goals and processes, legal foundations and market players, a lot of digital innovations from electricity meters, to controlling [...] More