Holger Rogner
Emeritus Research Scholar
Integrated Assessment and Climate Change Research Group
Energy, Climate, and Environment Program
Biography
Dr. H-Holger ROGNERFor most of his career, Dr. H-Holger Rogner has been engaged in comprehensive energy system analysis, energy modelling, integrated resource planning, capacity building and knowledge transfer. Until his retirement from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in 2012, he directed the IAEA programme on Capacity Building and Nuclear Knowledge Maintenance for Sustainable Energy Development.
After his retirement, he re-joined IIASA, where he had started his academic career in 1975 and ever since has continued co-operation wherever his career path has taken him. In his position of part-time Emeritus Research Scholar, he contributes to IIASA's Energy, Climate, and Environment (ECE) Program. His research focus includes, but is not limited to, Pathways to Sustainable Energy Systems, Carbon Neutrality and the Nexus Climate, Land-use, Energy and Water (CLEW). The Pathways and Carbon Neutrality projects assist the United Nations Economic Commission (UNECE) and its Member States to chart out energy strategies and supporting policies that meet climate and energy security objectives consistent with their national sustainable development strategies. These projects make intensive use of IIASA's integrated assessment framework MESSAGEix.
Dr. H-Holger Rogner holds an MSc in industrial engineering (1975) and a PhD in energy economics (1981).
09-APR-2021
Last update: 28 MAR 2023
Publications
Nakicenovic, N. & Rogner, H.-H. (1995). Global Financing Needs for Long-Term Energy Perspectives. IIASA Working Paper. IIASA, Laxenburg, Austria: WP-95-101
Grubler, A. , Jefferson, M., McDonald, A., Messner, S., Nakicenovic, N. , Rogner, H.-H. , & Schrattenholzer, L. (1995). Global Energy Perspectives to 2050 and Beyond. Joint IIASA and World Energy Council Report, World Energy Council , London, UK.
Watson, R., Nakicenovic, N. , & Rogner, H.-H. (1995). Summary for policymakers of impacts, adaptations and mitigation of climate change, IPCC Working Group II. In: IPCC Second Assessment: Climate Change 1995. A Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Rogner, H.-H. (1994). Fuel cells, energy system evolution and electric utilities. International Journal of Hydrogen Energy 19 (10) 853-861.
Rogner, H.-H. (1994). Future utility perspectives: Beyond selling electricity. Ontario Energy Board Intervention 7