Environmental Economics Knowledge Center

Nova SBE Environmental Economics Knowledge Center is a Knowledge Center at Nova School of Business and Economics for academic research and policy advice in environmental and natural resources economics.

Its mission is to produce high-quality multidisciplinary research by fostering cooperation between economists and environmental scientists. It focuses on applied studies, and on creating knowledge and expertise to assist decision making in the public and private sectors.

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Events

TSEE | Peter Christensen (UC Santa Cruz) - Boosting Public Transit Use with Ride-Hailing Service? Evidence from a Multi-City Experiment

06 Oct '25

Seminars | Monday TSEE | Peter Christensen (UC Santa Cruz) - Boosting Public Transit Use with Ride-Hailing Service? Evidence from a Multi-City Experiment

This seminar will address one of the most persistent challenges in U.S. public transit systems: the “last mile problem.” As ride-hailing markets mature, governments are exploring...

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Transatlantic Seminar on Environmental and Energy Economics | David Keiser, University of Massachusetts Amherst - Gross External Damages of Water Pollution in the United States

29 Sep '25

Seminars | Monday Transatlantic Seminar on Environmental and Energy Economics | David Keiser, University of Massachusetts Amherst - Gross External Damages of Water Pollution in the United States

👉 How to register to participate?

To be added to the mailing list send email to onlinetsee@gmail.com.

(identify yourself: graduate student/researcher/faculty and affiliation)

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Transatlantic Seminar on Environmental and Energy Economics | Mathias Reynaert, Toulouse School of Economics - Equilibrium Effects in Complementary Markets: Electric Vehicle Adoption and Electricity Pricing

22 Sep '25

Seminars | Monday Transatlantic Seminar on Environmental and Energy Economics | Mathias Reynaert, Toulouse School of Economics - Equilibrium Effects in Complementary Markets: Electric Vehicle Adoption and Electricity Pricing

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To be added to the mailing list, email:onlinetsee@gmail.com

For more details about the seminar series, visit: https://lnkd.in/gjhcDdMN

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News

News | 01 October 2025 WCERE 2026 - ANNOUNCEMENT & CALL FOR PAPERS AND SESSIONS

The deadline for paper submissions is 16 January 2026.

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News | 23 September 2025 Event | Registration Open | Economics of Energy – Bridging Research and Policy

Nova SBE Environmental Economics Knowledge Center and Greenvolt host the workshop “Economics of Energy – Bridging Research and Policy”, a half-day event connecting academic...

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News | 02 September 2025 Transatlantic Seminar on Environmental and Energy Economics

We are thrilled to announce the launch of the Transatlantic Seminar on Environmental and Energy Economics (TSEE)! ✨

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News | 16 November 2024 MozambES: Mangrove Conservation and Sustainable Development in Mozambique 🌍🌿

Empowering communities to restore mangroves and build economic resilience, the MozambES project showcases how conservation and development can go hand in hand.

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Publications

Sharing knowledge with the world

From academic publishing in international scientific journals to policy briefs, see our peer-reviewed articles and other publications.

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Projects

What we are working on

Our minds are busy developing in-depth research for enhanced knowledge. See the projects we are working on right now and the ones we have already completed.

Projects

Want to join our researchers’ team?

If you are interested in doing applied research on topics related to environmental economics, you are welcome to send your CV and a motivation letter explaining your background and enthusiasm.
Please note that we genuinely believe in multidisciplinary research and therefore encourage people from different backgrounds to apply, including but not limited to biology, environmental engineering, economics, social sciences, applied mathematics, georeferenced information systems, and IT.