MBA Energy ManagementSYLLABUS

2017-19

18th June 2018

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Joachim MÜLLER-KIRCHENBAUER

Prof. Dr. Georg ERDMANN

Prof. Dr. Dodo ZU KNYPHAUSEN-AUFSESS

Prof. Dr. Dr. Dr. h.c. Dr. h.c. Franz Jürgen SÄCKER

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Kai STRUNZ

Prof. Dr. Christian VON HIRSCHHAUSEN

Prof. Dr. Jan KRATZER

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Welcome to the Energy Management Master Programme!

Dear Students,

As the global environment changes and new technologies evolve, energy managementbecomes a complex, fast-paced field, requiring new solutions to be delivered by highlyskilled and appropriately trained individuals who combine profound understanding of theunderlying technologies, economic contexts, legal conditions and business practiseswith advanced practical abilities.

We are delighted to welcome you to this exciting TU programme, where faculty andindustry experts convey the latest scientific and practical insights the field, discusstoday’s challenges, and prepare students for leading roles in shaping the industry, andsociety, for the future ahead.

We are looking forward to meeting you in person.

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Joachim MÜLLER-KIRCHENBAUER

Academic Director

Lennart EHRL Jan SUCHANEK

Academic Coordinator Academic Coordinator

Sandra LUBAHN

Manager

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Contents

Overview 6

Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Macro-Structure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Micro-Structure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

First Semester 12

Module 1 Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Module 2 Economics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Module 3 Business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Module 4 Energy Law . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Second Semester 24

Module 5 Energy Grids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Module 6 Investments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Module 7 Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

Third Semester 32

Module 8 Elective Compulsory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

Module 9 Master Thesis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

Alumni Programme 37

Appendix: Contributors 40

Lecturers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

Students . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51

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The MBA Team

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Joachim MÜLLER-KIRCHENBAUER

Academic Director MBA Energy ManagementEnergy and Resources ManagementTechnische Universität Berlinhttps://www.er.tu-berlin.de/

Jan SUCHANEK, Dipl.-Vw. (MSc), MBL, CSMAcademic Coordinatorsuchanek@campus.tu-berlin.de

Lennart EHRL, M.A.Academic Coordinatorlennart.ehrl@campus.tu-berlin.de

Sandra LUBAHN

Managersandra.lubahn@campus.tu-berlin.de

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Figure 1: Curriculum Energy Management MBA

Macro-Structure

The following is an excerpt from the Study and Examination Regulation of the Programme“Energy Management”, MBA, of Technische Universität Berlin of January 21st 2015.

The programme is structured in compulsory and optional compulsory modules, whichare complementing each other bottom-up. The order of the modules is shown in theexample schedule [figure 1].

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Achievements totalling to 90 credit points are to be gathered; 72 CP in modules and 18CP in the master thesis.

In the compulsory part, 7 modules totalling 62 CP must be completed, and in thecompulsory optional part 1 module of 10 CP. [...]

Excursions in the first two terms and the selection of lecturers assure the required link tothe practice.

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TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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Figure 2: Weekly Schedule MBA Energy Management, Room S5

Micro-Structure

Location and Times

Unless otherwise announced, lectures, tutorials, consultancy and peer group meetingstake place at House 9, EUREF-Campus, 10829 Berlin, Germany, room S5. Studentscan access this room during regular office hours for peer groups and individual study forthe preparation and revision of lectures and tutorials (figure 2).

Lectures

Lectures are held by professors and academic staff of TU Berlin and other universities,and by professionals of the energy industry. They convey the core teachings. Groupwork is frequent. Homework may be assigned. Lectures start sin tempore, i.e. sharp.

Fridays

9:30 am—1:00 pm2:15 pm—5:00 pm

Saturdays

9:30 am—1:00 pm2:15 pm—5:00 pm

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Tutorials

Wednesdays 8:00 am—10:00 am and 10:00 am—12:00

Tutorials are mostly held by research associates and assistants of the respective chairs.Of a generally more interactive nature, they repeat lecture material, supply supportiveinformation, offer additional training, and help prepare for lectures and tasks.

Peer Groups & Individual Study

Mondays

9:30 am—5:00 pm

Tuesdays

9:30 am—5:00 pm

Thursdays

9:30 am—5:00 pm

For teamwork during the course, students of diverse background will be grouped together.These groups serve for training presentation and interpersonal skills, and for academicexchange.

Semiar room S5 is generally accessible for individual and group study and for thepreparation of lectures, unless it is used for language classes and other additionalcourses.

German for Beginners Class

Mondays & Tuesdays

9:30 am – 12:30 pm & 12:30 pm – 15:30 pm

Language classes incur a small additional fee. Advanced language classes are available,for which the taking of a test is mandatory.

Consultancy

On Appointment

First contact for all academic topics is the team of supervisors. Students are welcomedto seek advice and present ideas in person. Please make an appointment beforehand.

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E-Learning Platform ‘Moodle’ and Internet

TU runs an online learning platform called MOODLE. It is the official channel for an-nouncements, for the distribution of material, for registration to events, etc. Studentsmust log on frequently, even in lecture free times.

We provide wireless Internet for all students and lecturers. TU Berlin’s various IT servicescan be used by all participants.

Excursions

Wednesdays (1st Semester), Thursdays (2nd Semester)

Extra-curricular excursions and presentations by research institutes or commercialenterprises are regularly scheduled on Wednesdays. Registration before attendancemay be required.

Exams

A written exam, paper, presentation, or portfolio concludes each module. Everythingthat was dealt with in the lectures, tutorials, and compulsory excursions within themodule may be subject to examination. Exams start sin tempore, i.e. sharp. A failedexamination may be repeated twice. For further details, please refer to the official Studyand Examination Regulation.

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First Semester

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EUREF Master ProgrammesOpening

October 9th 2017, 4pm-7pmHouse 9, EUREF Campus, 10829 Berlin

Welcome AddressesTeam Introduction

Music, Refreshments

Orientation Week

October 10th–12th 2017

Campus TourIce Breakers

Administrative Duties

MBA Programme First Lecture

October 13th 2017, 9:30am–5pm

MBA ENERGY MANAGEMENT First Semester 2016-17

Module 1 Technology

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Joachim MÜLLER-KIRCHENBAUER

Aims and Scope This module repeats and deepens students’ knowledge of energytechnologies and systems in the framework of today’s changing world, laying the tech-nical foundations for the coming modules. It runs in parallel to module 2, EconomicFundamentals.

Times and Place Lectures: Friday and / or Saturdays, 9:30am–5:00pm. TutorialsWednesdays, 8:00am–10:00am.

Keywords Energy physics and energy technologies; thermodynamics, mechanics,chemical processes; Carnot engines and cycles; fossil fuels and renewable energysources; conversion technologies; recent global and local developments; storage andtransport technologies; electrical engineering, grids; transitions and trends.

Schedule

Fri. 13/10/17 Introduction: Energy and Energy Markets L1Framework, technologies, infrastructures, markets and concepts;global trends, reserves and resources, fundamental relationshipsProf. Dr.-Ing. Joachim MÜLLER-KIRCHENBAUER

Wed.18/10/17 Thermodynamics / Peer Group Organisation (2hrs) T1Benjamin GROSSE / Jan SUCHANEK

Forschungscampus MOBILITY2GRID X1

Fri. 20/10/17 Renewable Energy Sources L2Prof. Dr.-Ing. Joachim MÜLLER-KIRCHENBAUER

Wed. 25/10/17 Renewables (2hrs) T2Benjamin GROSSE

EUREF Consultancy X2

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Fri. 27/10/17 Fossil Fuels, Petroleum Engineering L3Prof. Dr.-Ing. Gioia FALCONE

Sat. 28/10/17 Power Grids and Dynamic Grid Control L4Prof. Dr.-Ing. Kai STRUNZ

Wed.1/11/17 Tutorial: Power Grids (2hrs) T3Dr.-Ing. Maren KUSCHKE

Wed. 8/11/17 Tutorial: Module Wrapup Q&A (2hrs) T4Dr.-Ing. Maren KUSCHKE, Benjamin GROSSE

Thur. 16/11/17 Exam, 8:00 am, written, 90 minutes, graded E1Prof. Dr.-Ing. Joachim MÜLLER-KIRCHENBAUER

Literature

[1] GEA. Global Energy Assesment - Toward a Sustainable Future. Cambridge, UKand New York, NY, USA and the International Institute for Applied System Analysis,Laxenburg, Austria, http://www.globalenergyassessment.org/, 2012.

[2] Robert L. Jaffe and Washington Taylor. The Physics of Energy. Cambridge Univer-sity Press, 2018.

[3] T.J. Overbye J.D. Glover, M.S. Sarna. Power System Analysis and Design. CengageLearning, 2011.

[4] Volker Quaschning. Understanding Renewable Energy Systems. Earthscan, 2005.

[5] W Shepherd and D W Shepherd. Energy Studies. Imperial College Press, 2008.

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Module 2 Economics

Prof. Dr. Georg ERDMANN

Energy SystemsTechnische Universität BerlinInternational Association for Energy Economics (IAEE)https://www.ensys.tu-berlin.de/

Aims and Scope This module introduces Economics and presents core findings inthe field of energy, explaining the economic fundamentals for the coming modules. Itruns in parallel to module 1, Technological Foundations.

Times and Place Lectures: Friday and / or Saturdays, 9:30am–5:00pm. TutorialsWednesdays, 10:00am–12:00 noon.

Keywords Welfare analysis, prices and markets, markets forms, production and pricingdecisions, natural resource economics, merit order effects, external effects, tradingin allowances, fundamentals of investment decisions, market failures and regulation,sustainability, global commons, security of supply.

Schedule

Sat. 14/10/17 Economics I L5Prof. Dr. Georg ERDMANN

Wed. 18/10/17 Tutorial: Microeconomics T5Lars DITTMAR

Sat. 21/10/17 Economics II L6Prof. Dr. Aaron PRAKTIKNJO

Wed. 25/10/17 Tutorial: Marginal Costs, Merit Order T6Lars DITTMAR

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Wed. 1/11/17 Tutorial (2hrs): Investment Decisions T7Lars DITTMAR

CHP Plant VATTENFALL in Berlin X3

Fri. 3/11/17 Regulation and Incentives L7Prof. Dr. Klaus HEINE

Sat. 4/11/17 Economics III L8Prof. Dr. Georg ERDMANN

Wed. 8/11/17 Tutorial: Q&A (2hrs) T8Lars DITTMAR

Fri. 17/11/17 Exam, 8:00 am, written, 90 minutes, graded E2Prof. Dr. Georg ERDMANN

Wed. 22/11/17 Recruitment Training Day T9Schneider Electric

Literature

[1] Subhes C Bhattacharyya. Energy Economics: Concepts, Issues, Markets andGovernance. Springer, 2011.

[2] H L Varian. Intermediate Microeconomics: A Modern Approach. Norton, 2014.

[3] Peter Zweifel, Aaron Praktiknjo, and Georg Erdmann. Energy Economics: Theoryand Practice. Springer, 2017.

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Module 3 Business

Prof. Dr. Dodo ZU KNYPHAUSEN-AUFSESS

Strategic Leadership and Global ManagementTechnische Universität Berlinhttps://www.strategie.tu-berlin.de/

Aims and Scope This module presents the foundations of business and discussesbasic tools and applications in the context of the energy industry.

Times and Place Lectures: Friday and Saturdays, 9:30am–5:00pm. Tutorials Wednes-days, 8:00am–12:00 noon.

Keywords Fundamentals of management and business administration; managementand leadership; shareholder and stakeholder value approach; the concept of strategy;Porter’s Five Forces, SWOT-Analysis, etc.; strategic business units; industry analysis;generic strategies; vertical integration; portfolio analysis; diversification; strategy process;case studies.

Schedule

Fri. 24/11/17 Management in the Energy Sector L9Market Roles, Functions & Participants in Liberalised Energy MarketsProf. Dr.-Ing. Joachim MÜLLER-KIRCHENBAUER

Sat. 25/11/17 Business I L10Prof. Dr. Dodo ZU KNYPHAUSEN-AUFSESS

Wed. 29/11/17 Presentation Techniques I T9Markus GRAEBIG

SENSE Lab, TU Berlin X4

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Fri. 1/12/17 Business II L11Dr. Maximilian WACHTER

Sat. 2/12/17 (continues) L12

Wed. 6/12/17 Presentation Techniques II T10Markus GRAEBIG

VHPREADY X5

Fri. 8/12/17 Business III L13aProf. Dr. Dodo ZU KNYPHAUSEN-AUFSESS

The Energy Industry in its Regulatory Framework L13bProf. Dr.-Ing. Joachim MÜLLER-KIRCHENBAUER

Sat. 9/12/17 Business IV L14Prof. Dr. Dodo ZU KNYPHAUSEN-AUFSESS,Nadja BERSECK

Wed. 13/12/17 Tutorial: Q&A T11

Fr. 15/12/17 Exam: Presentations, 8 hours, pass / fail E3Prof. Dr. Dodo ZU KNYPHAUSEN-AUFSESS

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Joachim MÜLLER-KIRCHENBAUER

+ Christmas Celebration

Literature

[1] Matt Carter. Designing Science Presentations: A Visual Guide to Figures, Papers,Slides, Posters, and More. Academic Press, 2013.

[2] Robert Grant. Contemporary Strategy Analysis. Wiley, 2016.

[3] Susan McHugh William G. Nickels, James McHugh. Understanding Business.McGraw-Hill, 2013.

Christmas Dinner

Dec. 15th 2017, 6pm

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Module 4 Energy Law

Prof. Dr. Dr. Dres. h.c. Franz Jürgen SÄCKER

enreg Institute for Regulatory and Energy Law Berlin, Directorhttp://saecker.enreg.eu/

Aims and Scope This module presents the legal framework of today’s energy marketson the global scale, the EU plane and Germany.

Times and Place Lectures: Friday and Saturdays, 9:30am–5:00pm. Tutorials Wednes-days from 8:00am.

Keywords The Legal System of the EU and the Third Energy Package; CompetitionLaw and Regulatory Law; Germany’s “Energiewende” and EEG; EU Secondary Law v.Regional Developments; Smart Meter Rollouts; Energy Policy; Infrastructure Regulation.

Schedule

Fri. 12/1/18 Introduction to European Union (Energy) Law L15Prof. Dr. Lydia SCHOLZ

Sat. 13/1/18 Energy Policy, European Law and Business Practice L16Peter HOHAUS

Wed. 17/1/18 Tutorial T12Eleni-Aristea ALEVIZOU / Juliane STEFFENS

Arcadis X6

Fri. 19/1/18 The EU Legal Framework for Infrastructure Regulation L17Dr. Carsten KÖNIG

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Sat. 20/1/18 EU Energy Law and Policy L18Dr. Oliver KOCH

Tue. 22/1/18 European Energy Exchange Leipzig X7

Wed. 23/1/18 Tutorial T13Eleni-Aristea ALEVIZOU / Juliane STEFFENS

Fri. 26/1/18 Energy Law in Practice L19Dr. Oliver FRANZ

Sat. 27/1/18 The EU Legal Framework for Energy Wholesale Trading L20Dr. Annegret GROEBEL

Mon. 29/1/18—Tue. 6/2/18Paper, 10 pages, graded E4Prof. Dr. Dr. Dres. h.c. Franz Jürgen SÄCKER

Literature

[1] Angus Johnston and Guy Block. EU Energy Law. Oxford University Press, 2012.

[2] Kim Talus. EU Energy Law and Policy. A Critical Account. Oxford University Press,2013.

[3] Kate L. Turabian. A Manual for Writers of Research Papers, Theses, and Disserta-tions. The University of Chicago Press, 2013.

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Exam Retakes

Technology: April 12th 2018Economics: April 18th 2018

Summer Term Starts

First Compulsory Elective Lecture: April 19th 2018 (cf. Module 8)

First Compulsory Lecture: April 20st 2018

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Second Semester

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Module 5 Energy Grids

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Kai STRUNZ

Sustainable Electric Networks and Sources of EnergyTechnische Universität Berlinhttp://www.eecs.tu-berlin.de/

Aims and Scope This module deals with the technicalities of grid management in achanging energy environment, the challenges of transformation processes between dif-ferent forms and sources of energy, and the management response to novel regulationsand technological change.

Times and Place Lectures: Friday and / or Saturdays, 9:30am–5:00pm. TutorialsWednesdays, 10:00am–12:00 noon.

Keywords Power flow, active and reactive power, power system control, blackouts,network topologies, challenges of renewable energy integration; grid management, bal-ancing; liquid fuels and pipelines vs. electricity transmission; convergence, substitutionand inter-operability; redundancy principle; sector coupling, power-to-gas; power-to-heat;mobility-to-grid; responding to network development plans.

Schedule

Wed. 18/4/18 Preparatorium 14:00–16:00 hrs T14Dr.-Ing. Maren KUSCHKE

Thur. 19/4/18 TIM Kickoff, cf. Module 8

Fr. 20/4/18 Semester Intro & Energy Grids Overview L21Prof. Dr.-Ing. Joachim MÜLLER-KIRCHENBAUER

Sat. 21/4/18 Electricity Grids I L22Prof. Dr.-Ing. Kai STRUNZ

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Tue. 24/5/18 Tutorial T15Dr.-Ing. Maren KUSCHKE

Wed. 25/4/18 Excursion: Hannovermesse X8

Thur. 26/4/18 Excursion: Connecticum Job Fair X9

Fri. 27/4/18 Energy and Transport Grids L23Prof. Dr.-Ing. Dietmar GÖHLICH

Electricity Grids IIProf. Dr.-Ing. Kai STRUNZ

Sat. 28/4/18 Electricity Grids III L24Prof. Dr.-Ing. Kai STRUNZ

Wed. 2/5/18 Tutorial T16Dr.-Ing. Maren KUSCHKE

Wed. 2/5/18 Visitation: EADP X10

Thur. 3/5/18 Excursion: TenneT Virtual Vision X11

Fri. 4/5/18 Grid Management I L25Dr. Bodo HERRMANN

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Joachim MÜLLER-KIRCHENBAUER

Sat. 5/5/18 Grid Management II L26Dr. Frank Peter HANSEN

Tued. 8/5/18 Excursion: 50Hertz Neuenhagen X12

Wed. 9/5/18 Tutorial: Q&A, 10:00–12:00 hrs T17Dr.-Ing. Maren KUSCHKE

Wed. 9/5/18 Visitation: Ponton X13

Fri. 11/5/17 Exam, 2 hours, graded E5Prof. Dr.-Ing. Kai STRUNZ

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Module 6 Investments

Prof. Dr. Christian VON HIRSCHHAUSEN

Economic Policy and Infrastructure PolicyTechnische Universität BerlinDIW Berlin (German Institute for Economic Research)Massachusetts Institute of Technologyhttps://www.wip.tu-berlin.de/

Aims and Scope This module looks at energy infrastructure from a decision makerpoint of view. Grids, storage facilities and power plants are large-scale long-terminvestments of national, if not international, scope and importance. How are suchprojects assessed, how can they be insured, how are they realised, etc. It runs in parallelto the communication block of module 7.

Times and Place Lectures: Friday and / or Saturdays, 9:30am–5:00pm. TutorialsWednesdays, 14:00am–16:00 noon. Visitations Wednesday 9:00–11:00am.

Keywords Fixed asset investment; CAPEX; infrastructure, power plants, grids andstorage as capital investment options; risk assessment and risk management; portfo-lio theory and portfolio management; foreign direct investment (FDI); financial tools,insurances, derivatives; investment project team management.

Schedule

Wed. 23/5/18 Communcation Block Kickoff, cf. Module 7

Wed. 23/5/18 Prep-Tutorial: Jens WEIBEZAHN T18

Fri. 25/5/18 Investments I L27Prof. Dr. Christian VON HIRSCHHAUSEN

Sat. 26/5/18 Investments II L28Dr. Clemens GERBAULET

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Wed. 30/5/18 Visitation: CME Group X14

Wed. 30/5/18 Tutorial: Jens WEIBEZAHN T19

Thur. 31/5/18 Visitation: Frontier Economics X15

Fri. 1/6/18 Investments in Renewables I L29Dr. Florian LEUTHOLD

Sat. 2/6/18 Investments in Renewables II L30Dr. Florian LEUTHOLD

Wed. 6/6/18 Visitation: Deutsche Bank X16

Wed. 6/6/18 Tutorial: Jens WEIBEZAHN T20

Thur. 7/6/18 Excursion: NERA Consulting X17

Fri. 8/6/18 Investments Project Management L31Dr. Sabine KÖNIG

Sat. 9/6/18 Difficult Dialogue L32Dr. Sabine KÖNIG

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Joachim MÜLLER-KIRCHENBAUER

Bettina BROCKMANN

Thur. 28/6/18 Exam, written, 4 hours, graded. E6Prof. Dr. Christian VON HIRSCHHAUSEN

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Module 7 Management

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Joachim MÜLLER-KIRCHENBAUER / Prof. Dr. Georg ERDMANN

Aims and Scope This module looks at the implications of the changing energy land-scape for industrial organisations, for planning, management and controlling. How canbusinesses benefit from our understanding of the legal and economic framework? Howdo we operate, and how do we communicate?

Times and Place Lectures: Friday and / or Saturdays, 9:30am–5:00pm. TutorialsWednesdays, 8:00am–12:00 am. Note that the block on communication starts duringthe preceeding module!

Keywords Energiewende; value pools, business ideas, proposals, plans, and modelsin changing technological and regulatory environments; small group communication,conflict management, leadership communication; facilitation, mediation; change man-agement.

Examination Form Participants will be assigned to compose a business plan, write atest, and contribute orally. These three parts are weighted 40 / 40 / 20 % in the overallgrade.

Block on Communication In a blended learning module, communication strategiesare taught and trained.

Schedule

Wed. 23/5/18 Business Communication Kickoff (live, 2hrs) T21Bettina BROCKMANN

23/5–15/6/18 Business Communication: Online T22–24Bettina BROCKMANN

Fri. 15/6/18 Energy Management: Introduction L33Prof. Dr. Joachim MÜLLER-KIRCHENBAUER

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Sat. 16/6/18 Business Communication: In-house L34Bettina BROCKMANN

Wed. 20/6/18 Business Communication: Dialogue I (4hrs) T25Joint session with students from San José State University, USABettina BROCKMANN

Wed. 20/6/18 Visitation: BTC group X18

Thur. 21/6/18 Excursion: ENERCON Magdeburg X19

Sat. 23/6/18 Germany’s ‘Energiewende’—State of Affairs L35Prof. Dr. Georg ERDMANN

Thur. 28/6/18 Exam Module Investments

Fri. 29/6/18 Energy Sector Management I L36Dr. Christian NABE

Sat. 30/6/18 Energy Sector Management II L37Dr. Christian NABE

Wed. 4/7/18 Tutorial (4hrs): Nadja BERSECK T26

Wed. 4/7/18 Visitation: Dr. Thomas WEISS, Accenture X20

Thur. 5/7/18 Excursion: Christian BUSCH, KPMG X21

Fri. 6/7/18 Energy Sector Management III L38Dr. habil. Hans-Günter SCHWARZ

Sat. 7/7/18 Energy Sector Management IV L39Dr. habil. Hans-Günter SCHWARZ

Wed. 11/7/18 All-day Visitation: Ekkehart WILL, EEX X22

Fri. 13/7/18 Test, written, 85 minutes, graded (40%) E7aProf. Dr.-Ing. Joachim MÜLLER-KIRCHENBAUER

Thur. 19/7/18 Handling in date: business plan, graded (40%) E7b

Fri. 20/7/18 Presentation, oral, 5 minutes, graded (10%) E7b

Sat. 21/7/18 Exhibition, written, poster, graded (10%) E7b

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Graduation Ceremony MBA Energy Management 2016-18

July 21st 2018

Lichthof TU Berlin, 14:00hrs

Including: Exhibition of Business Plans

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Exam Retakes

between October 1st and October 5th 2018, t.b.a.

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Third Semester

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Orientation WeekWelcome the new students!

October 1st–5th 2018

1/10/18 Charlottenburg Tour, IT Bootcamp, etc.2/10/18 EUREF ice breaker and paper chase

4/10/18 City and Libraries5/10/18 Master Programs Opening Ceremony, Lichthof, 4pm

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Module 8 Elective Compulsory

Aim and Scope In their last module, students look at current energy related practicalissues and challenges. Students choose either sub-module Module 8-A EfficiencyManagement or Module 8-B Innovation Management. In parallel, students work on theirmaster thesis.

Module 8-A Efficiency Management

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Joachim MÜLLER-KIRCHENBAUER

Aims and Scope Students look at technical projects and products such as buildings,plants, city planning and apply the knowledge gained in prior modules in case studies.

Keywords Buildings and energy efficiency; green house gas emissions, demandside management, combined heat and power generation, process chain management,energy efficiency technologies, payback calculation methods, local heat and coolinggrids, project management, ISO standards.

Schedule

Fr. 2/11/18 Efficiency Managment I L40aProf. Dr.-Ing. Joachim MÜLLER-KIRCHENBAUER

Sat. 3/11/18 Efficiency Managment II L41aProf. Dr.-Ing. Joachim MÜLLER-KIRCHENBAUER

Fr. 16/11/18 Efficiency Managment III L42aDr. Armin KRAFT

Sat. 17/11/18 Efficiency Managment IV L43aDr. Armin KRAFT

Fr. 7/12/18 Efficiency Managment V L44aProf. Dr.-Ing. Joachim MÜLLER-KIRCHENBAUER

Sat. 8/12/18 Efficiency Managment VI L45aProf. Dr.-Ing. Joachim MÜLLER-KIRCHENBAUER

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Fr. 1/2/19 Finaly presentations + documentations, discussions L46aProf. Dr.-Ing. Joachim MÜLLER-KIRCHENBAUER

Sat. 2/2/19 Finaly presentations + documentations, discussions L47aProf. Dr.-Ing. Joachim MÜLLER-KIRCHENBAUER

Exam Portfolio, pass / fail.50% presentation, , 25% documentation, 25% discussion participation.Prof. Dr. Joachim MÜLLER-KIRCHENBAUER

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Module 8-B Innovation Management

Prof. Dr. Jan KRATZER

Aims and Scope The module Technology and Innovation Management is an interdis-ciplinary project. Students learn about innovation and technology management in theoryand practice. First, the course provides theoretical input sessions about innovationmanagement, technology management, project management, team building, and more.Second, the students will apply this knowledge to a real project and work together with in-dustrial partners. They will develop a business model and prototype in (interdisciplinary)teams based on a given problem. Finally, the teams hand in a written project report andgive an oral presentation on their prototype.

Supervisors Julian ALEXANDRAKIS, Dr. Maren BORKERT

Keywords Ideation; prototyping; quantitative and qualitative methods; innovation man-agement; team building and team management; innovation assessment; systematicmodelling; agile methods; software; synergy; innovation pathways; venture teams;temporary task forces; restrictive vs. promotive control; inter-organisational teams.

Schedule

Thur. 19/4/18 Introduction Lecture, Teaming, Air Mobility, Energy & Blockchain,World Café with Industry Partner L40bProf. Dr. Jan KRATZER & Team

Thur. 26/4/18 Air Mobility in the City, Qualitative Research Methods, Project Planning L41bProf. Dr. Jan KRATZER & Team

Thur. 17/5/18 Qualitative Research Methods, Ideation L42bProf. Dr. Jan KRATZER & Team

Thur. 8/11/18 Quantitative Research Methods IMarket Analysis L43bProf. Dr. Jan KRATZER & Team

Fri. 9/11/18 Excursion L44bProf. Dr. Jan KRATZER & Team

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Thur. 22/11/18 Quantitative Research Methods II L45bProf. Dr. Jan KRATZER

Fr. 23/11/18 Quantitative Research Methods III L46bProf. Dr. Jan KRATZER

Thur. 6/12/18 3D Business Modelling & FeedbackPitch Training L47bProf. Dr. Jan KRATZER

Fr. 7/12/18 Finaly presentations + documentations, discussions L48bProf. Dr. Jan KRATZER

Exam Portfolio, pass / fail.50% presentation (20min), 50% documentation (10 pages)Prof. Dr. Jan KRATZER

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Module 9 Master Thesis

Supervisors Individual.

Aims and Scope Students demonstrate with the Master Thesis to be capable toaddress a problem from their study programme independently, based on scientificmethods, within a specific deadline. Once registered for the thesis, students have fourmonths to conclude.

Schedule To start the master thesis, 62 CP must have been gathered; this equalssuccessful completion of all mandatory modules M1-M7. Technically, the earliest startingdate is hence six weeks after the last exam; this year, that is Sept. 1st 2018. The thesiscan be postponed but should be completed in the third term.

Students prepare a synopsis / a plan prior to registering.

Contents Individual.

Form Fifty pages, plus introduction and annex(es). In English. Scientific standardsprerequisite. More detailed formal requirements to be announced.

Wed. 18/7/18 Tutorial: Preparation for Master Thesis and Term III T27Jan SUCHANEK

Graduation Ceremony MBA Energy Management 2017-19

July 20th 2019 (tbc)

Details to be announced

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Alumni Programme

With your degree, you become part of the alumni network. Alumni receive invitations toparticipate in the further extension of the academic programme, and to events held onthe campus and within the network.

As the programme rolls over, you are cordially invited to participate in the curricular andextracurricular events of the following academic year(s).

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Faculty

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Lecturers & Tutors

Eleni-Aristea ALEVIZOU

Research FellowTUBS GmbH – TU Berlin Science MarketingSupervisor Master on European and International Energy Law (MBL)https://www.enreg.eu/

Julian ALEXANDRAKS

Research AssociateTechnische Universität Berlinwww.entrepreneurship.tu-berlin.de

Nadja BERSECK

Research AssociateTechnische Universität Berlinhttps://www.strategie.tu-berlin.de/

Dr. Maren BORKERT

Research AssociateTechnische Universität Berlinhttp://www.entrepreneurship.tu-berlin.de/

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Bettina BROCKMANN

Lecturer AY-A, Communication StudiesSan José State University, California, USAhttp://www.sjsu.edu/

Philipp DEIDER, M.SC.Academic Coordinatorp.deider@campus.tu-berlin.de

Lars DITTMAR

Research AssociateTechnische Universität Berlinhttps://www.ensys.tu-berlin.de/

Sarah DREWNING, M.A.Academic Coordinatordrewning@campus.tu-berlin.de

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Lennart EHRL, M.A.Academic Coordinatorlennart.ehrl@campus.tu-berlin.de

Prof. Dr. Georg ERDMANN

Energy SystemsTechnische Universität BerlinInternational Association for Energy Economics (IAEE)https://www.ensys.tu-berlin.de/

Prof. Dr. Gioia FALCONE

Professor and Head of Oil and Gas Engineering CentreCentre for Oil & Gas EngineeringCranfield University, UKhttp://www.ite.tu-clausthal.de/

Dr. Oliver Helge FRANZ

Regulatory ManagerRWE Deutschland AGhttp://rwe.com/

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Dr. Clemens GERBAULET

Research AssociateTechnische Universität Berlinhttps://www.wip.tu-berlin.de/

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Dietmar GÖHLICH

Methods of Product Desgin and MechatronicsTU Berlinhttps://www.mpm.tu-berlin.de/

Markus GRAEBIG

Research AssociateTechnische Universität Berlinhttps://www.ensys.tu-berlin.de/

Dr. Annegret GROEBEL

International RelationsBundesnetzagenturhttp://www.bundesnetzagentur.de/

Benjamin GROSSE

Research AssociateTechnische Universität Berlinhttp://www.er.tu-berlin.de/

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Dr. Frank Peter HANSEN

TenneTManagement Regulatory AffairsFormer Bundesnetzagenturhttp://www.tennet.eu/

Prof. Dr. Klaus HEINE

Law and EconomicsErasmus School of Law, RotterdamJean Monnet Chair of Economic Analysis of European Lawhttp://klausheine.eu/

Dr. Bodo HERRMANN

Head of Unit: Grid Development / ExpansionBundesnetzagenturhttp://www.bundesnetzagentur.de/

Prof. Dr. Christian VON HIRSCHHAUSEN

Economic Policy and Infrastructure PolicyTechnische Universität BerlinDIW Berlin (German Institute for Economic Research)Massachusetts Institute of Technologyhttps://www.wip.tu-berlin.de/

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Peter HOHAUS

Economic Policy AdvisorUniper A.G.http://uniper.energy

Prof. Dr. Dodo ZU KNYPHAUSEN-AUFSESS

Strategic Leadership and Global ManagementTechnische Universität Berlinhttps://www.strategie.tu-berlin.de/

Dr. Oliver KOCH

DG EnergyEuropean Commissionhttps://ec.europa.eu/energy/

Dr. Carsten KÖNIG

Research FellowUniversity of Colognewww.ls-koerber.de

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Dr. Sabine KÖNIG

Project Development / Projects and MarketsThermal Development, General Project ManagerSTEAGhttp://www.steag.com/

Dr. Armin KRAFT

CEO EEB, enerkohttp://enerko.de/

Prof. Dr. Jan KRATZER

Entrepreneurship and Innovation ManagementTechnische Universität BerlinCfE Center for Entrepreneurship at TU Berlinhttps://www.entrepreneurship.tu-berlin.de/

Dr.-Ing. Maren KUSCHKE

Research AssociateTechnische Universität Berlinhttp://www.sense.tu-berlin.de/

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MBA ENERGY MANAGEMENT Lecturers

Dr. Florian LEUTHOLD

Vortex Energy Group, COOTU Berlinhttp://vortex-energy-group.com/

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Joachim MÜLLER-KIRCHENBAUER

Academic Director MBA Energy ManagementEnergy and Resources ManagementTechnische Universität Berlinhttps://www.er.tu-berlin.de/

Dr. Christian NABE

ECOFYSPower Systems and MarketsPreviously Technische Universität Berlinhttp://www.ecofys.com/

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Aaron PRAKTIKNJO

RWTH Aachen UniversityE.ON ERC Energy Research Centerhttp://www.eonerc.rwth-aachen.de/

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Prof. Dr. Dr. Dres. h.c. Franz Jürgen SÄCKER

enreg Institute for Regulatory and Energy Law Berlin, Directorhttp://saecker.enreg.eu/

Prof. Dr. Lydia SCHOLZ

Economic and Business LawHochschule Bremenhttp://www.hs-bremen.de/

Dr. habil. Hans-Günter SCHWARZ

Electricity Market ModellingNew Business RWE Supply and Tradinghttp://www.rwe.de/

Dr. Juliane STEFFENS

Research FellowInstitute for Energy and Regulatory Law Berlin (enreg)http://enreg.eu/

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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Kai STRUNZ

Sustainable Electric Networks and Sources of EnergyTechnische Universität Berlinhttp://www.eecs.tu-berlin.de/

Jan SUCHANEK, Dipl.-Vw. (MSc), MBL, CSMAcademic Coordinatorsuchanek@campus.tu-berlin.de

Dr. Maximilian WACHTER

Strategic Assistant to the CFO,Phoenix Pharmahandel GmbH & Co. KGhttp://www.phoenixgroup.eu/de

Jens WEIBEZAHN

Research AssociateTechnische Universität Berlinhttp://www.wip.tu-berlin.de/

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MBA ENERGY MANAGEMENT Students

Students Energy Management 2017–19

1Mr. Abdulla ALKHAJA

BahreinB.Sc. Business Admin

Consulting Strategy and Operations

2Ms. Aiea TORRES

PhilippinesB.A. Communications

Financial Times

3Mr. Alan GARCIA

MexicoElectrical Engineer

Energy Management Siemens

4Mr. Alper PEKER

TurkeyB.Sc. Industrial Eng.

Gas & Power @ Shell

5Mr. Amit SHUKLA

IndiaB.Tech. Power Engineering

Grid Automation Projects

6Mr. Andrew GLUMAC

USAM.Sc. Management & Eng.

Consultancy

7Mr. Andrew KNUEPPEL

USAB.Eng. Mechanical Eng.

Multifamily EPC Projects

8Mr. Andy SLOAN

USAB.A. Liberal Studies

Waste Management Consulting

9Mr. Benigno SALUNGA

PhilippinesB.Sc. Mechanical Engineering

Lead Piping Engineer

10Mr. Brian FLINN

USAB.Eng. Chemical Engineering

Weatherization Consulting

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11Mr. Carlos AYON

MexicoIng. Mechatronics

12Mr. Daniel CHACON

VenezuelaElectrical Engineer (Controls)

Field Eng. Gas Turbines

13Ms. Diana GONZALEZ

ColombiaDipl. Marketing, Dipl. Electr. Eng.

B2B Marketing & Sales

14Mr. Dogus HIZ

TurkeyB.Eng. Energy System Eng.

Projects Wind & Solar Development

15Mr. Efren ORTIZ

MexicoB.Sc. Mechatronics Engineering

Natural Gas Distribution

16Mr. Ezequiel FERNANDEZ

ArgentinaM.Sc. Finance, B.A. Economics

Power Sector Economic Research

17Mr. Hussein FAHMY

EgyptB.Eng. Mechanical Eng.

Oil & Gas, Solar

18Mr. Juan MUÑOZ

ColombiaDipl. Electr. Eng.

Business & Tech Support

19Mr. Javier CASTILLO

PeruIndustrial Engineer

Planning Coordination

Gas Natural de Lima y Callao

20Mr. Laurence GREEN

AustraliaB. Business

IBM / Concentrix

21Ms. Leen ZAINAB

SyriaB.A. Architecture

Oil & Gas Explor. & Extr.

22Ms. Liani TORO

PeruB.B.M., B.Sc. Electrical Eng.

ISO

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MBA ENERGY MANAGEMENT Students

23Ms. Malda SHUSHKU

AlbaniaM.Sc. Energy Eng., B.A. Envir. Eng.

HWAC Engineer

24Ms. Maria FORERO

ColombiaM.Eng. Energy Syst., Ing. Electr.

GM Design Engineer

25Mr. Neil PAIS

IndiaB.Eng. Mechanical Eng.

Sales Pipes

26Mr. Sarav SHANMUGAM

India, SingaporeM.Sc. Offshore Tech., B.Tech. Mech. Eng.

Offshore Oil & Gas

27Ms. Shubha PALLAVI

IndiaB. Tech. Electrical Eng.

Solar

28Ms. Sima BAHRAMSARI

GermanyB.A. Business, B.A. Literature

29Mr. Tejasvi SUDDHAPALLI

IndiaM.Sc. Mech. Eng., B.Tech. Mech. Eng.

Solar

30Mr. Unmesh GUPTA

IndiaB.E. Automobile Eng.

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