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Institute for Industrial Production (IIP)
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The IIP congratulates Nina Treml, who successfully completed her doctoral examination on "Evaluating Sustainability in Pork Production“ on April 14th, 2026.
As an expert, Dr. Sonja Rosenberg participated in a panel discussion on March 24, 2026, at the Food Forum “Crisis Proof” event organized by the German Food Association (Lebensmittelverband Deutschland e. V.). Together with experts from politics and industry, she discussed key issues related to food security.
The event provided numerous new ideas and food for thought - particularly on how to make the food supply more resilient even in times of crisis.
On March 24, 2026, the networking event "GetReady!" took place at the MAFINEX Technology Center in Mannheim. Within the framework of the BioCyclesRN project, implemented by the City of Mannheim and the KIT-IIP (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology), stakeholders from agriculture and industry were brought together in a structured "search-offer" matchmaking process to identify potential for the circular use of biogenic residual and by-product streams in the Rhine-Neckar metropolitan region. The focus was on material flows from industry and agriculture, including their quantities, qualities, current utilization, and potential development prospects. Many thanks to all participants for their contributions.
The IIP congratulates Uwe Langenmayr, who successfully completed his doctoral examination on „Techno-economic and Environmental Assessment of Electricity-based Renewable Hydrogen and its Derivatives“ on March 17th, 2026.
The IIP congratulates Leandra Scharnhorst, who successfully completed her doctoral examination on „Behavioral and Structural Drivers of Energy Demand Flexibility“ on March 16th, 2026.
The IIP congratulates Vivian Anthony Britto, who successfully completed his doctoral examination on „Optimal Consumer Adoption of Energy Efficiency“ on March 6th, 2026.
The IIP was pleased to host Prof. Carlos Oliveira from the University of Lisbon for a colloquium based on his recent publication, “Investing in Carbon Transportation under Volume Uncertainty and Scaling Flexibility: A Case of Transporting CO₂ to the Norwegian Continental Shelf” (joint work with Sveinung Andersen, Verena Hagspiel, and Jan Magnus Røsbjørgen). The paper and the talk presented an innovative and timely application of real options theory to the challenge of infrastructure investment for carbon transportation and sequestration. The presentation was followed by a lively and engaging discussion.
In the KoRPSA project, regional strategies for carbon management and negative emissions are being developed in Baden-Württemberg to help pave the way to climate neutrality. The policy brief "Carbon Management in Baden-Württemberg – Setting the Course for Climate Neutrality and Industry" has just been published.