Eivind Tveter

Eivind Tveter is an Associate Professor at Molde University College - Specialized University in Logistics, affiliated with the Faculty of Logistics and Department of Logistics. He holds a PhD in Logistics from the same institution and has over 15 years of experience in teaching and research. His academic roles include leadership in the Transport Research Group (TRG). Tveter specializes in transport economics, focusing on wider economic impacts of transport infrastructure, ex-post evaluations, demand analysis, and travel time valuation.

Education: PhD in Logistics from Molde University College (Norway).

Research Interests: Transport economics, cost-benefit analysis, infrastructure lifespan, agglomeration effects, and policy evaluation. Key areas include assessing uncertainties in transport projects, spatial aggregation errors, and post-pandemic work patterns. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with real-world applications, particularly in Norwegian contexts.

Teaching: Courses include SCM500 (International Transportation and Distribution), LOG776 (Economics of Energy Value Chains), and LOG760 (Urban Economics).

Recent Trends in Articles: Tveter's recent work emphasizes quantifying uncertainties in infrastructure investments, analyzing post-pandemic remote work trends, and evaluating road project impacts. He critically reviews methodologies for transport policy effectiveness and explores agglomeration dynamics in urban settings.

Projects and Grants: Led multiple contract research projects, including studies on transport infrastructure lifespan, road project uncertainties, and migration patterns influenced by infrastructure. Collaborates with institutions like Statistics Norway and Møreforsking.

Labs/Teams: Active in the Transport Research Group (TRG), focusing on transportation economics and infrastructure policy.