Thomas Noack

Thomas Noack serves as scientific manager at EWeRK e.V., a research institute affiliated with Humboldt University of Berlin. Holding dual expertise in economics and law, he graduated with an economics degree from Albert Ludwig University of Freiburg (2012) and completed legal training at Humboldt University (1st State Examination 2019) followed by the 2nd State Examination at Brandenburg Higher Regional Court (2021), including a placement at Germany's Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy.

His academic background includes:

• Economics Degree, Albert Ludwig University of Freiburg (2012)
• 1st State Examination in Law, Humboldt University of Berlin (2019)
• 2nd State Examination in Law, Brandenburg Higher Regional Court (2021)

Noack's research specializes in the intersection of economic regulation and legal frameworks, with primary focus on energy markets, competition policy, and industrial organization. His work addresses critical tensions between deregulation imperatives and regulatory safeguards in utility sectors, particularly electricity grid management and business taxation structures within evolving energy landscapes.

Since joining EWeRK in 2014 initially as a student researcher, he progressed to research assistant before assuming scientific leadership in 2021. Current documentation indicates no formal student supervision or externally funded research grants. His operational base remains EWeRK's institute, where he directs research activities within Humboldt University's broader academic ecosystem.