Rasmus Bo Bramstoft Pedersen

Rasmus Bo Bramstoft Pedersen is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Technology, Management and Economics, Technical University of Denmark (DTU), where he conducts research in energy economics, climate policy, and energy system modeling. His work is closely aligned with global sustainability goals, particularly in the areas of renewable energy integration and decarbonization.

His research focuses on energy systems engineering, renewable energy integration, Power-to-X technologies, and sector coupling. He employs advanced modeling techniques to analyze energy systems, with a strong emphasis on policy implications and low-carbon transitions. His work contributes to several UN Sustainable Development Goals, especially those related to affordable and clean energy and climate action.

His recent publications highlight a consistent trend in modeling complex energy systems, evaluating policy effectiveness, and exploring sustainable configurations of future energy systems. Key themes include soft-linking models for better decision-making, excess heat utilization, and planetary boundary constraints on European energy systems.

Scientific Awards:

• EUBCE Student Award (2018)
• GERG Young Researchers Award (2017)

Advising and Grants: Dr. Pedersen actively supervises multiple PhD students in projects related to renewable fuel value chains, Power-to-X markets, and large-scale energy modeling. He is involved in several funded research initiatives, including the GREAT project and PtX Infrastructure, where he contributes as a supervisor and project participant.

Labs and Research Teams: He collaborates closely with Professor Münster and other researchers at DTU, contributing to a vibrant energy systems research group focused on modeling, policy analysis, and sustainable energy transitions.