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Therese Nehler

Faculty Programme Director

My research interest concerns industrial companies’ view on non-energy benefits and how industrial companies strategically work with energy issues such as energy management.

Energy as strategy

How can industry reach environmental targets and at the same time be competitive? Improved energy efficiency is a means that include both.

Non-energy benefits

My research concerns non-energy benefits from energy efficiency investments in the Swedish industry. These benefits are positive side-effect that can be delivered when investing in energy efficiency and some examples are improved productivity, reductions in operations and maintenance, improved work environment and less emissions and waste. Awareness of non-energy benefits is an important means to improve energy efficiency investment decisions.

Energy management

My research also concerns how the Swedish industry, in particular the Swedish pulp and paper industry, work with energy management. 

Ongoing projects

  • Non-energy benefits: Improved energy efficiency investment decisions – how to improve the strategic importance of energy efficiency investments in the Swedish industry? 
  • Energy management in the Swedish pulp and paper industry - barriers, drivers and general success factors.

Publications

2022

Therese Nehler, Mathias Fridahl (2022) Regulatory Preconditions for the Deployment of Bioenergy With Carbon Capture and Storage in Europe Frontiers in Climate, Vol. 4, Article 874152 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI

2021

Christian Stenqvist, Simon Johnsson, Therese Nehler (2021) Energieffektivisering och mervärdesbedömning för en hållbar utveckling
Noor Jalo, Ida Johansson, Mariana Andrei, Therese Nehler, Patrik Thollander (2021) Barriers to and Drivers of Energy Management in Swedish SMEs Energies, Vol. 14, Article 6925 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI
Therese Nehler, Mathias Fridahl (2021) Sammanställning av kunskapsläget kring gällande regelverk för bio-CCS i Sverige
Svetlana Paramonova, Therese Nehler, Patrik Thollander (2021) Technological change or process innovation - An empirical study of implemented energy efficiency measures from a Swedish industrial voluntary agreements program Energy Policy, Vol. 156, Article 112433 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI

News

Therese Nehler.

Large positive secondary effects when industry saves energy

Improvements in energy efficiency in industry often give rise to large positive secondary effects. Even so, these added values are seldom given weight when considering whether to reduce energy consumption.

Short facts

Academic merits

  • MSc biotechnology 2002

Teaching

I am teaching in some of the courses given in the programmes below:

  • Energy, Environmental and Management
  • Sustainability Engineering and Management

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