Lukas Diex
@lukasdiex.bsky.social
Economist | Prae-doc Research Fellow @WU Wien | External Lecturer @FH BFI Wien
Interested in Energy Transition/Diversification, Financialization and World Systems Theory
If you need a break, I recommend going to the woods.
Interested in Energy Transition/Diversification, Financialization and World Systems Theory
If you need a break, I recommend going to the woods.
Also, I'm a lecturer at FH BFI Vienna, talking about economy, politics and climate change.
Going to the woods, doing Muay Thai and collecting '80s Punk records keeps me sane.
Looking forward to engaging with like-minded individuals. 😊
Let's get back to the habits of the long gone EconTwitter.
Going to the woods, doing Muay Thai and collecting '80s Punk records keeps me sane.
Looking forward to engaging with like-minded individuals. 😊
Let's get back to the habits of the long gone EconTwitter.
November 18, 2024 at 8:21 AM
Also, I'm a lecturer at FH BFI Vienna, talking about economy, politics and climate change.
Going to the woods, doing Muay Thai and collecting '80s Punk records keeps me sane.
Looking forward to engaging with like-minded individuals. 😊
Let's get back to the habits of the long gone EconTwitter.
Going to the woods, doing Muay Thai and collecting '80s Punk records keeps me sane.
Looking forward to engaging with like-minded individuals. 😊
Let's get back to the habits of the long gone EconTwitter.
Graduated from Vienna University of Economics and Business, with a thesis titled "The Effect of Income on Residential Energy Consumption."
In short: income shapes household energy consumption, revealing distinct patterns for heating and cooling versus other types of energy consumption.
In short: income shapes household energy consumption, revealing distinct patterns for heating and cooling versus other types of energy consumption.
November 18, 2024 at 8:21 AM
Graduated from Vienna University of Economics and Business, with a thesis titled "The Effect of Income on Residential Energy Consumption."
In short: income shapes household energy consumption, revealing distinct patterns for heating and cooling versus other types of energy consumption.
In short: income shapes household energy consumption, revealing distinct patterns for heating and cooling versus other types of energy consumption.