Dr. Till Jenssen (born 1980 in Bochum, Germany) graduated in spatial planning (2005) and earned his Ph.D on bioenergy in 2009. He was consultant in regional analysis at BFR (Office for Regional Analysis, 2004-2006) as well as researcher (2006-2012) and head of the section Settlement and Energy (2009-2012) at  the Institute of Energy Economics and the Rational Use of Energy (IER), University of Stuttgart. Since 2012 he works for the Ministry of the Environment, Climate Protection and the Energy Sector in Baden-Württemberg.

• 1.Choosing sustainability?.- 2.Renewable Energy: Resources and Technologies.- 3.Multi-criteria decision analysis of renewable heating supply technologies in Germany.- 4.Ecological footprint:  the example of Gauteng region.- 5.Social Costs of on-shore wind energy in Europe.- 6.Guard rails for bioenergy in developed and developing countries.- 7.The normative-functional concept of sustainability and the question of indicator weights.- 8.A Kaleidoscope of Renewable and Sustainable Energy.

Dr. Till Jenssen (born 1980 in Bochum, Germany) graduated in spatial planning (2005) and earned his Ph.D on bioenergy in 2009. He was consultant in regional analysis at BFR (Office for Regional Analysis, 2004-2006) as well as researcher (2006-2012) and head of the section Settlement and Energy (2009-2012) at  the Institute of Energy Economics and the Rational Use of Energy (IER), University of Stuttgart. Since 2012 he works for the Ministry of the Environment, Climate Protection and the Energy Sector in Baden-Württemberg.

• 1.Choosing sustainability?.- 2.Renewable Energy: Resources and Technologies.- 3.Multi-criteria decision analysis of renewable heating supply technologies in Germany.- 4.Ecological footprint:  the example of Gauteng region.- 5.Social Costs of on-shore wind energy in Europe.- 6.Guard rails for bioenergy in developed and developing countries.- 7.The normative-functional concept of sustainability and the question of indicator weights.- 8.A Kaleidoscope of Renewable and Sustainable Energy.

Dr. Till Jenssen (born 1980 in Bochum, Germany) graduated in spatial planning (2005) and earned his Ph.D on bioenergy in 2009. He was consultant in regional analysis at BFR (Office for Regional Analysis, 2004-2006) as well as researcher (2006-2012) and head of the section Settlement and Energy (2009-2012) at  the Institute of Energy Economics and the Rational Use of Energy (IER), University of Stuttgart. Since 2012 he works for the Ministry of the Environment, Climate Protection and the Energy Sector in Baden-Württemberg.

• 1.Choosing sustainability?.- 2.Renewable Energy: Resources and Technologies.- 3.Multi-criteria decision analysis of renewable heating supply technologies in Germany.- 4.Ecological footprint:  the example of Gauteng region.- 5.Social Costs of on-shore wind energy in Europe.- 6.Guard rails for bioenergy in developed and developing countries.- 7.The normative-functional concept of sustainability and the question of indicator weights.- 8.A Kaleidoscope of Renewable and Sustainable Energy.