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Josefine Rasmussen

Assistant Professor

Publications

2026

Stephanie Cordova, Jan Moestedt, Josefine Rasmussen, Gustav Edholm, Gabriella Olsson, Erik Nordell, Marcus Gustafsson (2026) What is the climate and economic impact of incorporating food-grade CO2 production in biomethane production plants? A Swedish case study Energy Reports, Vol. 15, Article 108903 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI
Andrea Fried, Josefine Rasmussen, Mikael Ottosson, Henrik Nehler (2026) Professional hybridization among management accountants: Navigating paradoxical tensions in environmental sustainability Management Accounting Research, Vol. 68, p. 100958-100958, Article 100958 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI

2025

Stephanie Cordova, Josefine Rasmussen, Marcus Gustafsson (2025) Barriers and drivers for biogenic CO₂ utilization: implications for the future market Sustainable Production and Consumption, Vol. 56, p. 490-503 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI

2024

Josefine Rasmussen, Mikael Ottosson, Henrik Nehler, Andrea Fried (2024) CONSENSYS: Controllern - en outforskad aktör i omställningen mot hållbara energisystem: Resultat och praktiska implikationer

2022

Amal Kanzari, Josefine Rasmussen, Henrik Nehler, Fredrik Ingelsson (2022) How financial performance is addressed in light of the transition to circular business models - A systematic literature review Journal of Cleaner Production, Vol. 376, Article 134134 (Article, review/survey) Continue to DOI

News

Johanna Sylvander, Nandita Mishra and Josefine Rasmussen, is standing outside, looking into the camera

Companies affected by new legislation on sustainability reporting

Starting in 2024, companies must take sustainability seriously under the new CSRD regulations. A research project at Linköping University explores the impact of these rules and the shift from voluntary to mandatory sustainability reporting.
Henrik Nehler, Andrea Fried, Mikael Ottosson and Josefine Rasmussen.

New research project to examine the controller

The Swedish Energy Agency has awarded SEK 4.6 million for a research project to examine the role of the controller in the transition to sustainable energy. The project will be based at Business Administration at LiU.

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