Nora Kögel

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Nora Kögel

MSc (Socio-Ecological Economics and Policy)
BSc (Economics)

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Nora Kögel works as a Researcher for Ecologic Institute. Her work focuses on climate and water policy. A native speaker of German, Nora Kögel is fluent in English and has very good command of French.

Nora Kögel predominantly works on the projects "Transformative Policies for a Climate-neutral European Union (4i-TRACTION)" and "Multi-use Offshore Platforms Demonstrators for Boosting Cost-effective and Eco-friendly Production in Sustainable Marine Activities (UNITED)".

Before joining Ecologic Institute, Nora was a Carlo-Schmid Fellow at the Water and Energy Cluster of the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) in Vienna (Austria). She previously interned at the think tank ZOE Institute for Future-fit Economies, where she focused on the projects Policy Pathways to 1.5-Degree Lifestyles and A Green Economic Recovery for Europe. During her bachelor studies, she was an intern at Germany Trade & Invest, the economic development agency associated with the German Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Action.

Nora Kögel obtained a Master's degree in Socio-Ecological Economics and Policy at the Vienna University of Economics and Business (Austria). In her master's thesis, she investigated the distributional effects of the Renovation Wave in the EU27, in cooperation with the Oeko-Institut. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Economics from the University of Heidelberg (Germany) and spent two semesters at Sciences Po Paris (France).

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Recent content by Nora Kögel

Publication:Report
 
Cover of the report "EU 2040 Climate Target: Contributions of the industry sector"
A new report by the Ecologic Institute and the Oeko-Institut explores the past contribution of the industry sector to already achieved emission reductions as well as the contribution of the industry sector to the upcoming 2040 climate target and what it takes for industry to achieve the related emission reductions. With a focus on measures and policies governing that would further reduce emissions in industry, the report also examines the key challenges faced by the industry sector and how this is addressed in EU legislation.

EU 2040 Climate Target: Contributions of the industry sector

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Cover of the report titled 'Inventory of key EU Governance Frameworks'. At the top, a modern logo consisting of intertwined loops in multiple colors, representing the brand '4i TRACTION', which stands for innovation, investment, infrastructure, and integration. Belowa list of the authors in a smaller font. At the bottom the 4i TRACTION brand element at the bottom, subtly repeating the logo's color scheme.
This document outlines the development and structure of the EU Procedural Governance Inventory created within the scope of Work Package 5.2 of the 4i-TRACTION project. The inventory's objective is to present a list of the most important frameworks, institutions, and instruments that are relevant to procedural climate governance in the EU.

Inventory of Key EU Governance Frameworks

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Publication:Report
 
Climate laws
This policy paper serves as a German translation of a memo on the 'Landscape of climate framework laws in Europe'. It provides a brief overview of the current status of national climate laws in Europe. It focuses in detail on the pending revisions to the German Climate Protection Law passed in 2019 and amended in 2021.

Good Practice in europäischen nationalen Klimaschutzgesetzen

Input für den WWF Deutschland

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Cover of the report titled 'Transformative procedural climate governance: Mechanisms, functions, and assessment criteria'. At the top, a modern logo consisting of intertwined loops in multiple colors, representing the brand '4i TRACTION', which stands for innovation, investment, infrastructure, and integration. At the bottom, the authors' names and the 4i TRACTION brand element at the bottom, subtly repeating the logo's color scheme.
This report presents an approach to studying the EU’s procedural climate governance, namely the frameworks, instruments and institutions that shape and support the climate-related decision-making process of the EU.

Transformative Procedural Climate Governance

Mechanisms, functions, and assessment criteria

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Publication:Case Study
 
Cover of the country briefing paper Germany "Who took the burden of the energy crisis?
Households across Germany felt the weight of 2022's energy crisis, grappling with a dramatic increase in energy prices. Overall energy costs in Germany surged by 31% in 2022 compared to the previous year. To combat the adverse impacts of the 2022 energy crisis, Germany passed three major relief packages in 2022. This country briefing paper describes Germany’s policy response to the energy crisis of 2022 and provides a microsimulation-based summary of the distributional effects of energy price shocks on German households.

Who Took the Burden of the Energy Crisis?

Country briefing paper: Germany

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Publication:Policy Brief
 
Ecologic Report - Policy consistency: What it means, how to measure it, and links with other processes
This policy paper aims to inform discussions about the new policy monitoring mechanism by providing an overview of policy consistency and how to assess it. It discusses the specifics of consistency elaborated in the EU Climate Law, considers the academic and policy understanding of policy consistency and examines how this fits with the provisions in the law.

Policy Consistency: What it means, how to measure it, and links with other processes

Considerations on the implementation of the EU Climate Law

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Event:Digital Event
 
This webinar presents and discusses the findings of a report by SEI Tallinn. The analysis, conducted as part of the Climate Recon 2050 project, analyses the role of the LULUCF sector in Member States’ Long-Term Strategies (LTSs). Although the majority of LTSs published so far address the topic, the extent to which countries with significant potential in the sector explore its contribution to climate neutrality varies, even among Member States with significant needs for modernization of their existing legacy networks.

The Role of the LULUCF Sector in Reaching Carbon Neutrality in 2050

Visions for the LULUCF sector in EU Member States’ Long-Term climate Strategies


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Event:Digital Event
 
This webinar presents and discusses findings of a report by Energy Policy Group. The analysis focuses on the role of district heating in Member States' Long-term Climate Strategies (LTSs). The report describes the current situation, highlights key challenges and shortcomings of published LTSs, and proposes a way forward for integrating efficient, low-carbon and reliable district heating systems into climate neutrality strategies.

Getting to Low-carbon District Heating


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Project
 
The project aims to facilitate a focused, well-founded and trustful exchange between leading German environmental organisations and think tanks on the climate agenda of the G7 and the G20. The aim is to invite persons to the expert dialogue who have distinguished themselves through years of political commitment in multilateralism and who are multipliers in their field. The expert dialogue will identify the most pressing climate policy issues for the G7 and the G20 and discuss recommendations for action.

G7 and G20 Climate Policy: Exchange with Key Stakeholders

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