Thomas Greve

Thomas Greve is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at Instituto Universitário de Lisboa (ISCTE) and serves as external faculty at MIT's Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research (CEEPR). Previously, he held positions as University Lecturer at the University of Cambridge and Oxford Martin Fellow in Economics at the University of Oxford. His government advisory work includes regulatory consulting for the Danish government, UK's Ofgem, and National Grid.

Education includes:

• PhD in Economics, University of Copenhagen (2010-2013)
• Master's in Mathematics and Economics, Copenhagen Business School (2003-2005)
• Bachelor's in Mathematics and Economics, Copenhagen Business School (2001-2003)

Research focuses on game-theoretic approaches to market design and regulation, particularly in energy markets. Key interests include auction mechanisms, incentive structures, regulatory frameworks for natural monopolies, and contract theory applications in infrastructure development. His work frequently addresses the policy-practice gap in energy sector regulation.

Publications demonstrate consistent focus on market design innovations, with recent work exploring:

• Public-private research funding mechanisms
• Zero-subsidy renewable energy auctions
• Information asymmetry in procurement
• Frequency response market optimization

Research consistently bridges theoretical economics with practical regulatory applications.

Leads courses in Advanced Microeconomics, Game Theory, and Economic Research Methods at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Coordinates PhD research projects and serves as thesis advisor in Economics.

Affiliated with BRU-Iscte Business Research Unit (Economics Group) and MIT's CEEPR. Contributed to the BRU-HORIZON 2020 project enhancing European research funding competitiveness (2019-2022).