Dr. Hendrik Wolff

Biography

Hendrik Wolff is a Professor of Environmental Economics in the Department of Geography and Environment at the London School of Economics and Political Science. His primary research focuses on environmental economics, examining the economic causes and consequences of air pollution, the impacts of energy conservation policies on electricity consumption, and the cost-benefit analysis of clean air policies on health outcomes. Hendrik is also recognized for his work on the interactions between climate, local prices, wages, and quality of life. He has developed novel econometric estimators for large supply-demand systems applied in agriculture and energy domains and led various research projects across multiple countries, including Ecuador, Germany, Mexico, Australia, and the United States. Hendrik is a co-editor for the Journal of Environmental Economics and Management and serves on the editorial council for the Journal of the Association of Environmental Resource Economists (JAERE). His extensive experience includes working on long-term, externally funded international research and consultancy projects with organizations like the European Union Commission and the World Bank, impacting both academia and policy. He has received several awards for his impactful research, including the Ralph C d’Arge Allen V. Kneese Award for Outstanding Publication in Environmental Resource Economics.

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