Sebastian Timmerberg

Sebastian Timmerberg is a Professor in the Department of Environmental Engineering at Hamburg University of Applied Sciences. His research focuses on renewable fuels, energy system analysis, and sustainability assessment, particularly in hydrogen production and its role in transportation and industrial applications.

• Expertise in hydrogen technology and GHG emissions reduction
• Active in projects like NRL | Wasserstoff in der Kupfererzeugung and Northern German Living Lab
• Teaching areas: Renewable Fuels, Energy Systems Analysis

His research spans hydrogen supply chains, wind energy integration, and economic analyses of hydrogen use in industry. He examines the environmental impact of energy systems through life cycle assessment and cost optimization, with recent work on electricity price signals and demand-side management for sustainable hydrogen deployment.

Current projects focus on hydrogen production from renewables, blending hydrogen into existing pipelines, and assessing the feasibility of large-scale hydrogen infrastructure. His publications highlight cross-disciplinary approaches combining energy economics, environmental engineering, and industrial sustainability.