Lisa Sieger

Lisa Sieger is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Chair for Management Science and Energy Economics (Lehrstuhl für Energiewirtschaft) at the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, University of Duisburg-Essen. Her academic work focuses on energy economics, regional economics, and real estate markets, particularly energy efficiency valuation and renewable energy investments.

• Education: PhD in Economics (2024), M.Sc. in Economic Policy Consulting (2018), B.Sc. in Management & Economics (2016), and B.Sc. in Statistics (2013).
• Research Projects: KliWinBa, QUARREE100, and Forschungskolleg 'Nachhaltige Energiesysteme im Quartier'.

Her research investigates market inefficiencies in energy efficiency adoption, regional real estate disparities, and demographic impacts on housing markets. Recent publications analyze small-scale solar adoption drivers and the role of heating cost transparency in rental markets.

Key article trends include empirical analyses of energy efficiency premiums, spatial econometric modeling, and demographic-economic interactions in housing markets. Awards include the KoMet Förderpreis 2025 and multiple conference poster prizes.

• Scientific Awards: KoMet Förderpreis 2025, 3rd ERSS Poster Award 2022, GEE Best Paper Award 2021.

Lisa supervises 13 completed theses in energy economics and real estate management. She organizes academic events like the HECF Brown Bag Seminar and contributes to open-source energy modeling tools (osE2M2s, CESM, osJMM). Her work informs policy for Germany's climate-neutral building stock goals by 2045.