Research
Publications:
Small-scale electricity generation, electric vehicles and efficiency in electricity distribution in Sweden, with Tommy Lundgren (accepted for publication in Journal of Productivity Analysis)
Vesterberg, M (2018) “The effect of price on electricity contract choice”. Energy Economics
Vesterberg, M (2016) “The hourly income elasticity of electricity”. Energy Economics
Work in progress
The effect of environmental protection expenditures on industrial employment in Sweden, with Tommy Lundgren, Hanna Lindström, Moriah Bostian and Golnaz Amjadi (under review in Environmental and Resource Economics)
Macroeconomic effects of fiscal policy under an energy supply shock, with Johan Gustafsson, Xiaofei Ma and Junior Maih (under review in Energy Economics)
Scale properties and efficient network structures in the Swedish electricity distribution market, with Magnus Söderberg (under review in Energy Policy)
The dynamics of industrial factor demand in Sweden, with Tommy Lundgren and Hanna Lindström
The effect of price on individual preferences: evidence from the Swedish electricity market, with Magnus Söderberg and Petyo Bonev
Policy reports
Visiting positions
ESSCA Lyon, France, 2023. Hosted by Assistant Professor Xiaofei MA.
Basque Centre for Climate Change (BC3), Spain, 2018. Hosted by PhD Sebastien Foudi at BC3
Managi Lab, Kyushu University, Japan, 2017. Hosted by prof. Shunsuke Managi at the Department of Urban Engineering.
University of California, Berkeley, 2015. Hosted by prof. Peter Berck at Department of Agriculture and Resource Economics
Research grants
Formas, €196 000 for the project “Electrification of private transports: prices, policy and equity”, main applicant (2024-2026)
Energimyndigheten, €65 500 for the project ”Households’ reactions to high electricity prices”, co-applicant (2022-2023)
Industrial Doctoral School, €280 000 for the PhD project "Efficient grid use and demand flexibility in local electricity grids", main applicant (2022-2026)
Handelsbanken, €235 000 for the PhD project "Economic Implications of the Green Transition", co-applicant (2022-2024)
Forte, €305 000 for the project "Green transition and impacts on industrial labor demand", co-applicant (2022-2024)
Umeå University Research Support and Collaboration Office, €7 500 in seed-money, co-applicant (2021)
Energimyndigheten, €165 000 for the project "Regulation of electricity distribution for the future: prosumers and demand uncertainty", main applicant (2021-2023)
USBE Research Institute, €3000 in seed-money, co-applicant (2020)
Wallander scholarship, €140 000 (The scholarship is awarded based on the doctoral thesis)
Energimyndigheten SamspEL €330 000 for the project "Pricing and demand flexibility in a system dominated by renewable electricity production", co-applicant (2017-2020)
Handelsbanken’s research fund €200 000 for the project "Consumer choice and network tariff under a natural monopoly: An empirical exploration for the Swedish electricity market", co-applicant (2017-2020)