Postgraduate Research
PhD research (current)
- Anneri Oosthuizen. “Female Empowerment and Climate Change”
- Jaco Nel. “Macroeconomic effects of electric vehicle adoption in South Africa”.
- Nancy Mukalayi Muvumbu. “The impact of digital financial inclusion on energy and the environment”.
- Alanda Venter. “The effect of institutions in the energy-growth-human development nexus”.
Completed PhD research
- Chris Milindi. 2022. Analysing the impact of technological progress on emissions levels: Evidence and lessons from different income-group countries.
- Vanessa Ndlovu. 2020. The role of renewable energy in the South African energy supply mix and economy.
- Jessika Bohlmann. 2020. Evaluating the impacts of energy and environmental policy on South African households.
Masters research (current)
- Mattheu van Aswegen. TBD
- Wizelle Kritzinger. TBD
- Fritz Shongue. Work in Progress
Completed masters research
- Anneri Oosthuizen (Graduation 2021). “The impact of policy priority flexibility on the speed of renewable energy adoption”.
- Ashley Gandy (Graduation 2021). “An analysis of biomass energy consumption and economic growth in leading biomass consuming countries”.
- Charite Leta (Graduation 2021). “Emissions and gender equality in the labour market: A panel data evidence from OECD of 57 countries”.
- Marco de Gouveia (Graduation 2021). “Examining the relationship between climate change-related research output and CO2 emissions”.
- Saida Musyoki (Graduation 2021). “Revisiting the EKC hypothesis in South Africa: Ecological footprint vs Emissions as proxy for environmental degradation”.
- Masedi Sesele, (Graduation 2020). “The role of non-renewable energy sources to economic output at selected South African sectors”.
- Alanda Venter, (Graduation 2020). “South Africa’s sectoral electricity demand forecast: Demand-Supply balance forecast”.
- Fatoumata Bintah, (Graduation 2020). “Energy consumption and (de)industrialization in the sub-Saharan African countries”.
- Tshegofatso Molefe, (Graduation 2020). “Food-Energy-Water nexus from an SDG lens: Big 5 African countries”.
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