Prof. Dr. Johan Lilliestam

Lehrstuhl für Sustainability Transition Policy

Renewables 2024: Global Status Report – Energy Supply () Thonig R, Gilmanova A, Lilliestam J Book chapter / Article in edited volumes Socially preferable and technically feasible: European citizens choose solar power and import independence over lower costs (2025) Tröndle T, Mey F, Lilliestam J Journal article First build, then break. A policy framework for accelerating zero-carbon transitions (2025) Murphy A, Sharpe S, Geels F, Lilliestam J, Patt A Other publication type, Report Open Models Are Not Enough. Advancing Energy System Modelling Towards Practical Usefulness (2025) Lombardi F, Süsser D, Wiese F, Lilliestam J, Pfenninger S Book chapter / Article in edited volumes Climate policy ontology (Version February 2025). Deliverable 4.5.1.1 (2025) Weko S, Bersalli G, Chaianong A, Milioritsas I, Lilliestam J Other publication type System impacts of wind energy developments: Key research challenges and opportunities (2025) McKenna R, Lilliestam J, Heinrichs H, Weinand J, Schmidt J, Staffell I, Hahmann AN, et al. Journal article Integration of regulatory constraints from a policy database into the energy system modeling tool atlite (2025) Davidson H, Chaianong A, Qussous R, Milioritsas I, Lilliestam J, Schäfer M Conference contribution Carbon budgets are not enough – the case for transition milestones (2025) Sharpe S, Worthington B, Lilliestam J Other publication type Data on climate and renewable electricity targets. Deliverable 2.2.2.2 (2025) Chaianong A, Malhotra P, Milioritsas I, Weko S, Lilliestam J Other publication type Sequencing, spending, and symbolism: Low carbon taxes primarily serve purposes other than emissions reduction (2025) Lilliestam J, Eckardt J, Bersalli G Journal article