Amela Ajanovic

Associate Professor Amela Ajanovic holds a position at TU Wien's Department of Energy Economics and Energy Efficiency. Her research focuses on green hydrogen, sustainable mobility systems, and energy economics, with a particular emphasis on decarbonization strategies for transportation and renewable energy integration. She is affiliated with TU Wien's Network Lab and has collaborated extensively on projects related to hydrogen production, electric vehicle sustainability, and energy storage solutions.

Her work bridges technical, economic, and policy dimensions of energy transition, addressing challenges such as hydrogen's role in transport decarbonization, battery lifecycle impacts, and renewable energy system design. Recent contributions include analyzing green hydrogen's EU prospects, evaluating electric vehicle sustainability, and assessing techno-economic viability of power-to-methanol plants.

Key research themes include:

• Green hydrogen production and infrastructure
• Electric vehicle lifecycle analysis
• Renewable energy system optimization
• Policy frameworks for energy transition

Her publications reflect a commitment to interdisciplinary solutions for climate goals, often collaborating with institutions like the Austrian energy sector. While no formal awards are listed, her active publication record and conference participation highlight her impactful research contributions.