Roberto Rendeiro Martin-Cejas

Roberto Rendeiro Martin-Cejas serves as a University Professor in the Department of Applied Economic Analysis at Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (ULPGC), specializing in the Social and Legal Sciences branch with focus on Applied Economics. He maintains active research through the GIR Economy, Trade and Maritime Transport research group and holds professional identifiers including ORCID 0000-0002-8173-5783 and Scopus ID 56628156900.

His research primarily investigates economic dimensions of transportation systems, with particular emphasis on maritime networks and tourism infrastructure. Through rigorous economic modeling and policy analysis, his work addresses critical issues in sustainable transport development within the Canary Islands context and broader Spanish territory.

Rendeiro Martin-Cejas has contributed to significant research projects including the 2016-2019 study on environmental, economic and social impacts of maritime transport networks, the 2008 Energy Savings in Land Transport initiative in the Canary Islands, and the 2006-2009 cost function analysis for Spanish airports. These projects, funded by national ministries including Economy and Competitiveness, Employment and Commerce, and Education, demonstrate his expertise in transportation economics and policy formulation.

As an active member of the GIR Economy, Trade and Maritime Transport research group, he collaborates with principal investigators like Beatriz Erasmi Tovar De La Fe on comprehensive transportation studies. His work bridges theoretical economic models with practical policy applications in regional development contexts.