Aktuelle Working Paper

2022

• Cohen, S., Kadach, I., Ormazabal, G. und Reichelstein, S. (2022). Executive Compensation Tied to ESG Performance: International Evidence. Mannheim.
• Comello, S., Reichelstein, J. und Reichelstein, S. (2022). Transparency on the Path to Net-Zero. Mannheim.

2021

• Bolton, P., Kacperczyk, M. T., Leuz, C., Ormazabal, G., Reichelstein, S. und Schoenmaker, D. (2021). Mandatory Corporate Carbon Disclosures and the Path to Net Zero. CEPR Policy Insight, 111. London: Centre for Economic Policy Research.
• Comello, S., Reichelstein, J. und Reichelstein, S. (2021). Corporate carbon reduction pledges: An effective tool to mitigate climate change? Mannheim.
• Comello, S., Reichelstein, J. und Reichelstein, S. (2021). Corporate carbon reduction pledges: An effective tool to mitigate climate change? ZEW Discussion Papers, 21-052. Mannheim.
• Comello, S., Reichelstein, J. und Reichelstein, S. (2021). Intertemporal Corporate Carbon Reporting. Mannheim.
• Glenk, G., Meier, R. und Reichelstein, S. (2021). Clean energy technologies: Dynamics of cost and price. Mannheim.
• Glenk, G., Meier, R. und Reichelstein, S. (2021). Cost dynamics of clean energy technologies. ZEW Discussion Papers, 21-054. Mannheim.
• Glenk, G. und Reichelstein, S. (2021). Energy conversion and storage: The value of reversible Power-to-Gas systems. ZEW Discussion Papers, 21-053. Mannheim.
• Glenk, G. und Reichelstein, S. (2021). Energy conversion and storage: the value of reversible Power-to-Gas systems. Mannheim.
• Glenk, G. und Reichelstein, S. (2021). Intermittent versus dispatchable power sources: An integrated competitive assessment. TRR 266 Accounting for Transparency Working Papers Series, 58. Mannheim.
• Glenk, G. und Reichelstein, S. (2021). Intermittent versus dispatchable power sources: An integrated competitive assessment. ZEW Discussion Papers, 21-065. Mannheim.

2020

• Comello, S., Glenk, G. und Reichelstein, S. (2020). Cost-efficient transition to clean energy transportation services. Mannheim.
• Comello, S., Glenk, G. und Reichelstein, S. (2020). Cost-efficient transition to clean energy transportation services. ZEW Discussion Papers, 20-054. Mannheim.
• Downar, B., Ernstberger, J., Reichelstein, S., Schwenen, S. und Zaklan, A. (2020). The impact of carbon disclosure mandates on emissions and financial operating performance. Mannheim.
• Glenk, G. und Reichelstein, S. (2020). Buffering the volatility in power markets: Reversible Power-to-Gas systems. Mannheim.

2019

• Dutta, S. und Reichelstein, S. (2019). Capacity rights and full cost transfer pricing. Berkeley, CA.
• Germeshausen, R. und Wölfing, N. (2019). How marginal is lignite? Two simple approaches to determine price-setting technologies in power markets. ZEW Discussion Papers, 19-031. Mannheim.
• Glenk, G. (2019). Shared capacity and levelized cost with application to power-to-gas technology. MIT Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research. Cambridge, MA.
• Wölfing, N. (2019). Forward trading and collusion in supply functions. ZEW Discussion Papers, 19-003. Mannheim.

2018

• Comello, S. und Reichelstein, S. (2018). Economic analysis of battery storage systems : a levelized cost approach. Working Papers, 3696. Stanford, CA: Stanford Graduate School of Business.
• Glenk, G. und Reichelstein, S. (2018). Operational volatility and synergistic value in vertically integrated energy systems. Working Papers, 3665. Stanford, CA: Stanford Graduate School of Business.

2017

• Comello, S., Glenk, G. und Reichelstein, S. (2017). Levelized cost of electricity calculator : a user guide. Stanford, CA: Stanford Graduate School of Business.
• Glenk, G. und Reichelstein, S. (2017). Prospects for renewable hydrogen production. Working Papers, 3664. Stanford, CA: Stanford Graduate School of Business.
• Psarras, P. C., Comello, S., Bains, P., Charoensawadpong, P., Reichelstein, S. und Wilcox, J. (2017). Carbon capture and utilization in the industrial sector. Working Papers, 3493. Stanford, CA: Stanford Graduate School of Business.
• Reichelstein, S. und Sahoo, A. (2017). Relating product prices to long-run marginal cost : evidence from solar photovoltaic modules. Working Papers, 3069. Stanford, CA: Stanford Graduate School of Business.