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Upcoming Presentations

March 29-30, 2010: Nickfest, Sussex/UK

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Recent Publications

  • Schneider M., Hendrichs H., Hoffmann V.H. (2010): "Navigating the Global Carbon Market - An analysis of the CDM’s value chain and prevalent business models", Energy Policy 38 (10): 277-287
  • Schneider M., Schmidt T., Hoffmann V.H. (2010): "Performance of Renewable Energy Technologies under the CDM", Climate Policy 10 (2010) 17–37
  • Hoffmann V. H., Trautmann T., Hamprecht J. (2009): "Regulatory uncertainty – a reason to postpone investments? Not necessarily", Journal of Management Studies 46:7 (2009): 1227-1253
  • Engau C., Hoffmann V.H. (2009): "Effects of Regulatory Uncertainty on Corporate Strategy - An Analysis of Firm Responses to Uncertainty about Post-Kyoto Policy", Environmental Science & Policy 12 (2009): 766–777

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SusTec News

In collaboration with SAM (Sustainable Asset Management) and ZHAW, SusTec published the report: Banking and Climate Change: Opportunities and Risks. Find more information here >>

The paper "Corporate carbon performance indicators: Carbon Intensity, Dependency, Exposure, and Risk" by V. Hoffmann and T. Busch has been chosen as the sample paper for the Journal of Industrial Ecology, Issue 12:4. It can now be downloaded free of charge here.

SusTec is member of ETH Zurich's ClimPol project >>

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Dr. Jens Hamprecht


Kreuzplatz 5

CH-8032 Zurich


E-Mail:  jhamprecht(at)ethz.ch

Jens Hamprecht is a senior researcher in the Group for Sustainability and Technology at ETH Zurich.

Dr. Hamprecht’s research focuses on competitive and institutional strategies in emerging markets. He is particularly interested in the development of industries that are based on renewable resources. His recent award-winning research has examined the institutionalization of standards in the food industry. Research of Dr. Hamprecht has been published by SAGE Publications and newspapers like Handelsblatt. His case study on the palm oil value chain (co-authored with Prof. Daniel Corsten) has been used in the Executive MBA Programme at London Business School.

A native of Germany, Dr. Hamprecht studied electrical engineering and industrial engineering at ETH Zurich as well as electrical engineering with management studies at the Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine, London. In 2002, he earned a degree in industrial engineering from ETH. He gained industry experience working with and consulting for Procter & Gamble, DaimlerChrysler, and Unilever in the UK, Germany, and Switzerland.

He conducted his doctoral research on strategic management and corporate sustainability at University of St. Gallen in collaboration with Nestlé Corporate Technologies, Vevey.

 

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