Joachim Schleich Adjunct Professor Resources and Environmental Economics Ph.D. 1997, Virginia Tech Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research Breslauer Str. 48 76139 Karlsruhe Germany Phone: + 49 721 6809 203 FAX.: + 49 721 6809 272 E-mail: joachim.schleich@isi .fraunhofer.de Web: http://www.isi.fhg.de/e/eng/ staff/jos_e.htm

Joachim Schleich joined the faculty as an adjunct professor in the summer of 2004. His research interests include the design of environmental policy instruments (in particular, the CO2-emissions trading system in the European Union), innovation and the diffusion of environmentally friendly technologies, and the political economy of environmental and trade policies.

He works at the Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research (http://www.isi.fhg.de/) in Karlsruhe, Germany, as a senior researcher and pro-ject manager. Joachim regularly visits Virginia Tech for joint research projects and to serve on graduate students’ committees.

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Selected Publications:

Schleich. J. and Gruber, E. (2007): Beyond case studies: Barriers to energy efficiency in commerce and the services sectors, Energy Economics, forthcoming.

Betz, R., Rogge, K, Schleich, J. (2007): EU Emissions Trading: An Early Analysis of National Allocation Plans for 2008-2012, Climate Policy 7, forthcoming.

Ehrhart, K.-M., Hoppe, Ch., Schleich, J. and Seifert, S. (2006): Re-scheduling Production Due to the Banking Restriction in EU Emissions Trading, Zeitschrift für Energiewirtschaft 30 (4), 267-271.

Schleich, J., Ehrhart, K.-M., Hoppe, C., and Seifert, S. (2006): Banning banking in EU-emissions trading? Energy Policy 34, 112-120.

Ehrhart, K.-M., Hoppe, C., Schleich, J., and Seifert, S. (2005): The role of auctions and forward markets in the EU ETS: counterbalancing the cost-inefficiencies of combining generous allocation with a ban on banking, Climate Policy , 31-46.

Lutz, C., Meyer, B., Nathani, C., and Schleich, J. (2005): Endogenous technological change and emissions: The case of the German steel industry, Energy Policy 33, 1143-1154.

Schleich, J., et al. (2001): Greenhouse gas reductions in Germany - lucky strike or hard work? Climate Policy 1, 363-380.

Schleich, J. and Orden, D. (2000): Environmental quality and industry protection with noncooperative versus cooperative domestic and trade policies, Review of International Economics 8 (4), 681-697.

Schleich, J. (1999): Environmental quality with endogenous domestic and trade policies, European Journal of Political Economy 15, 53-71.