“The Economics of Wind Energy”, is a Special Issue of The Journal of Economic Surveys. Submissions for papers will open in July 2025.

I am the guest editor for a special issue of Journal of Economic Surveys:

Call for Papers – The Economics of Wind Energy

Topics include, but are not limited to:

  • Recyclability and Life cycle considerations: Criticisms have been raised regarding the environmental impact of wind turbine manufacturing and disposal. Are these justified?
  • End-of-life: How are wind turbines dealt with? How are decisions made?
  • Levelized lifetime cost of electricity: How much room for improvement is there?
  • Effects of renewable energy on electricity markets: What lies ahead?
  • Spillovers along the supply chain forward and back: What is needed?
  • Local economic impacts from onshore and offshore wind farms: Qui bono?
  • Alternative technologies: Three blades and a horizontal axis are not obligatory
  • Financing of wind energy: Opportunities for long term investors?
  • Derivatives for wind energy: How to manage and package risk.
  • Materials needed for wind energy (rare earths): What is needed?
  • Cost of planning and not planning: Human decisions and social consequences
  • Economics of a balanced grid: More long-term investment opportunities?