IKEM Research Academy
IKEM Research Academy
Fundamental research
The research academy bundles all of IKEM's scientific activities which, independently of projects, deal with the fundamental legal, economic and political issues of climate protection and in particular the energy and mobility transition.
Scientific exchange
Science thrives on discourse. The IKEM Research Academy therefore promotes scientific exchange with other scientists and participates in the academic debates on climate protection through events and publications.
Promoting young talent
Through courses, research seminars, a graduate college and interdisciplinary research projects, we train the climate protectors of tomorrow! In addition, we support young academics with an academic support program as well as the promotion of doctorates, theses and publications.
Contact
Team
Aleksandra Novikova, PhD
Dr. Jana Karras
Dr. Michael Kalis
Ievgeniia Kopytsia, PhD
Mariia Abramovskaia
Prof Dr Michael Rodi
Till Reinholz
Current issues
More information
“Cooperation is the key to a successful energy transition in the Baltic Sea region”
The Baltic Sea region stands out as one of the most integrated maritime cultural areas globally. However, since 1989, political and social upheavals have posed challenges to the region, prompting stat…
Proposal for a nationwide regulation of citizen participation in wind and solar parks
Acceptance for the energy transition depends on involving residents affected by it – this is the premise of a recently published legal study by IKEM on behalf of the Bündnis Bürgerenergie (BBEn) and t…
Basic research – current projects
Publications
Johns, Louis; Hansen, JoshuaLandesregelungen zur Bürgerbeteiligung bei EE-Anlagen und ihre Übertragbarkeit auf BundesebeneIn: KlimR 02/2024 2024. Seit der ersten landesgesetzlichen Regelung zu verpflichtender Bürgerbeteiligung bei dem Bau von EE-Anlagen 2016 in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern ist in der Thematik viel passiert. Mehre Bundeslänger haben inzwischen ihre eigenen Regelungen konzipiert, auch eine verpflichtende Bundesregelung wird, insbesondere im Lichte der verschiedenen Regelungskonzepte in den Ländern, politisch diskutiert. Welche Konzepte lassen sich übertragen und welche Vor- und Nachteile ergeben sich jeweils? |
ISBN 2750-0551 |
Rodi, Michael; Schäfer-Stradowsky, Simon [Hrsg.]Klima und Recht (02/2024) 2024. Die Februar-Ausgabe der Zeitschrift Klima und Recht behandelt unter anderem folgende Themen: |
ISBN 2750-0551 |
Rodi, Michael; Schäfer-Stradowsky, Simon [Hrsg.]Klima und Recht (01/2024) 2024. Die Januar-Ausgabe der Zeitschrift Klima und Recht behandelt unter anderem folgende Themen: |
ISBN 2750-0551 |
Kemmerzell, Jörg et al.Systementwicklung – Wasserstoff, Infrastrukturplanung und der geltende RechtsrahmenKopernikus-Projekt Ariadne, Potsdam. 2024. Wasserstoff ist durch seine vielfältigen Nutzungsmöglichkeiten ein Schlüsselelement der Sektorenkopplung auf dem Weg zur Klimaneutralität. Damit Wasserstoff aber für unterschiedliche Anwendungsbereiche genutzt werden kann, sind entsprechende technologische Infrastrukturen notwendig. Dennoch sind bei der Wasserstoffinfrastruktur viele grundsätzliche Fragen weiterhin offen. Vor diesem Hintergrund diskutiert diese Analyse, unbeschadet der Tatsache, dass bislang weder eine Systementwicklungsplanung noch ein abgeschlossenes Wasserstoffwirtschaftsrecht in Deutschland bestehen, wie viel „System“ und „Planung“ bereits jetzt durch Stakeholder und den einschlägigen Rechtsrahmen mit Blick auf Wasserstoff mitgedacht werden. |
Promotion of young talent
We are committed to the training of young scientists and offer them the opportunity to complete their theses and doctorates in an interdisciplinary and practice-oriented environment. With the Graduate School on Climate Law, we are providing new ideas for the training of lawyers.
PhD students
Till Reinholz
Roman Weidinger
Matthias Hartwig
Johannes Antoni
Friederike Pfeifer
Christoph Paul
Graduate school on climate law
The graduate school offers committed young researchers the opportunity to deal with fundamental methodological questions of legal design, to develop well-founded concepts for a coherent climate protection law and to provide critical support to current legislative processes.
Global scientific exchange
Effective climate protection only works together and only globally. That is why the IKEM Research Academy connects climate protection scientists and participates in national and international research projects.
Since 2004, the IKEM Academy “Energy and Climate” provides a forum for young researchers, experts and interested parties from all over the world to discuss current issues in energy and climate protection policy.
The IKEM Academy was founded 2004 by Prof. Dr. Rodi and has been organized by the IKEM Sustainability and Innovation team ever since
Contribution to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
On behalf of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), scientists from around the world compile the current status of climate research. IKEM also participates in the work of the IPCC, among other things by participating in the assessment reports.
IKEM presence at the COP climate conferences
The IKEM is involved in the climate conferences through its scientific work and organizes side events in order to exchange ideas with other research institutions, decision-makers and representatives of civil society.
Solidarity and cooperation with Ukraine
IKEM expresses its solidarity with Ukraine. Together with our strategic partner Becker Büttner Held, we collected around 75,000 euros, which will benefit our partner university in Kharkiv and other aid organizations. In addition, IKEM has expanded its collaboration with the Ukrainian research community. With the signing of further cooperation agreements, among others with the National Law University of Jaroslaw Mudry, the aim is to work together on projects and publications on the topics of environmental and climate law, energy efficiency, climate protection, and innovation.
International cooperation
Climate change does not respect borders. That is why international networking is indispensable in climate research. Ukraine, Finland, Brazil, Spain, USA, Israel, Scotland – IKEM has been working closely with renowned research institutions from all over the world since its foundation. This cooperation and the scientific exchange with our partners come together in our International Climate Law Network.
Support us
We would be delighted about your contribution to the IKEM Research Academy!
Donations account
You can make your donation by transferring it directly to our donation account:
IBAN: DE 2843 0609 6712 2718 0100
BIC: GENODEM1GLS (GLS Gemeinschaftsbank eG)
Purpose: “IKEM Forschungsakademie”
IKEM is a non-profit organisation, which makes all contributions to us tax-deductible. For donations of up to €200, a bank record provided to the tax office is sufficient to claim the tax deduction. To request a donation receipt, please contact us at info@ikem.de.