Torbjørg Jevnaker

Torbjørg Jevnaker is a Researcher at the Center for International Climate Research (CICERO) in Oslo and a visiting academic at the Florence School of Regulation (FSR), European University Institute. Her work bridges public policy analysis with EU energy and climate governance, focusing on electricity market reforms and policy responses to crises.

• Education: PhD in Political Science from the University of Oslo
• Current Projects: Principal Investigator for EVOLVE (2025–2029), examining EU electricity market design toward 2040
• Collaborations: Partnerships with public and private stakeholders in the electricity sector
• Training Roles: Co-Director of FSR's "Getting to Net Zero" course (formerly the European Green Deal course)

Her research integrates empirical studies on EU policy implementation, emphasizing the interplay between regulatory frameworks and systemic challenges like crises. While primarily affiliated with CICERO, she contributes to international academic dialogues through her EUI-FSR visiting role and collaborations with MIT-CEEPR.

Her policy expertise spans state aid mechanisms for industrial decarbonisation, electricity grid integration for electric vehicles, and institutional dynamics within the EU energy union. She has previously led the "Implementing Network Codes" (INC) project, funded by the Norwegian Research Council.