Michele Knodt

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TU Darmstadt

Germany

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Professor Michele Knodt is a faculty member at TU Darmstadt, Germany. Her research areas encompass renewable energy trading, local flood management, and governance related to the European Green Deal. She has published extensively on topics such as urban resilience, critical infrastructure, and the implications of the Russian War against Ukraine on Germany's hydrogen discourse.

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Lukáš Lehotský

Assistant professor

Masaryk University, Faculty of Social Studies

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Britta Schmalz

Full Professor

Technische Universität Darmstadt

GERMANY

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Florian Steinke

Technische Universität Darmstadt

GERMANY

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Kai Schulze

Assistant Professor

Technische Universität Darmstadt

GERMANY

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Articles (10)

From Silos to Synergy: Improving Coordination in Local Flood Management

Navigating the selection of renewable energy trading partners: A multi-objective optimization approach

Advocating harder soft governance for the European Green Deal. Stakeholder perspectives on the revision of the EU governance regulation

The Impact of the Russian War against Ukraine on the German Hydrogen Discourse

The more the merrier? Actors and ideas in the evolution of German hydrogen policy discourse

Power blackout: Citizens’ contribution to strengthen urban resilience

Resilience beyond insurance: coordination in crisis governance

A Friend in Need Is a Friend Indeed? Analysis of the Willingness to Share Self-Produced Electricity During a Long-lasting Power Outage

Local governance of critical infrastructure resilience: Types of coordination in German cities

Crisis communication in a blackout scenario - An assessment considering socio-spatial parameters and the vulnerabilities of the population

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Lukáš Lehotský

Britta Schmalz

Florian Steinke

Kai Schulze

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