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Hannes Greve

Doctoral Researcher

Short CV

Since 03/2016: Research Fellow at GIGA Institute of African Affairs
2014 - 2015: Student Researcher in GIGA-project “Climate Change Mitigation and Poverty Reduction”, completion of Master thesis
2014: Student Research Assistant in GIGA-project “Employment, Empowerment and Living Standard”, co-coordinating survey of small enterprises and data processing in Colombo, Sri Lanka
2012 - 2013: Student Research Assistant at the Chair of International Economics, University of Göttingen
2007 - 2008: Civil Service at Lebenshilfe Stormarn e.V.
Education: Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Political Science at the University of Göttingen; Master of Arts in Development Economics with specialization in Economics and Empirical

Current Research

Energy, environmental and development economics
Effects of energy price increases on welfare and the performance of micro- and small enterprises in Mexico

Countries and Regions

Ghana

Research Programme

Globalisation and Development

Publications

GIGA Focus Global | 09/2021

Joe Biden and a New Era of Multilateralism

With the inauguration of Joe Biden, the USA once again extends hands to traditional partners and embraces the concept of strategic competition with Russia and China. The new president is thus ushering in a new era of multilateralism, states GIGA researcher Hannes Greve in GIGA Focus Global.

Hannes Greve Doctoral Researcher

Energy Economics | 2018

Household Welfare and CO2 Emission Impacts of Energy and Carbon Taxes in Mexico

Dr. Sebastian Renner, Associate

Apl. Prof. Dr. Jann Lay, Lead Research Fellow

Hannes Greve Doctoral Researcher

GIGA Working Papers | 04/2017

Household Welfare and CO2 Emission Impacts of Energy and Carbon Taxes in Mexico

Dr. Sebastian Renner, Associate

Apl. Prof. Dr. Jann Lay, Lead Research Fellow

Hannes Greve Doctoral Researcher

Projects

Research Project | 01/11/2018 - 31/10/2021

De-Carbonizing Economic Development in Sub-Saharan Africa

Energy demand in countries of Sub-Saharan Africa is projected to increase drastically in the next decades. Against the backdrop of the Paris Agreement, a key question for developing countries is how to forego carbon-intensive development steps and thereby achieve sustainable development. To answer this question, this project will trace the most recent carbonization dynamics and analyze feasible climate change mitigation actions that can help to lower emissons without compromising economic development. BMBF, 2018-2021