Joris Morbée

Joris Morbée is a Lecturer at KU Leuven, with a focus on energy economics and infrastructure policy. His research centers on electricity market dynamics, carbon capture and storage (CCS) infrastructure, and risk management frameworks.

• Core Research Areas: Energy taxation policies, CO2 transport networks, wind power integration, and strategic gas import reliability.

His publications analyze the economic implications of nuclear taxation, the viability of EU-wide CCS pipelines, and the role of market completeness in electricity sector investments. Morbée's work highlights the trade-offs between short-term revenue and long-term investment incentives, as well as the strategic importance of EU energy diversification.

Key methodologies include stylized electricity sector modeling, Shapley value-based cost allocation, and equilibrium analysis of risk-averse firms. His findings emphasize the need for cross-border coordination in energy infrastructure development.