Marius Koepchen

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Contact

Phone
+49 461 805 3067
Fax
+49 461 805 953010
E-mail
marius.koepchen-PleaseRemoveIncludingDashes-@uni-flensburg.de
Building
Gebäude Vilnius 1
Room
VIL 109
Street
Mitscherlich-Nielsen-Straße 4a
Post code / City
24943 Flensburg

ORCID

0009-0006-7391-9917

Institutions

Name
Abteilung für Nachhaltige Energiewende
Position
Research associate

Projects

CoalExit

Curriculum vitae

After graduating from high school, Marius Koepchen did a one-year voluntary service with the Cambodian environmental protection organization "Mlup Baitong". He then studied "Renewable Energies" at the Berlin University of Applied Sciences. During his studies he worked for the Reiner Lemoine Institute as a student assistant. There he also worked on his bachelor thesis on "Investigation of the influence of different orientation distributions of photovoltaic systems on electricity production". 
He completed his master's degree at the University for Sustainable Development Eberswalde in the study program "Global Change Management".
He collaborated with the NGO "GenderCC-Women for Climate Justice" for his master's thesis "Men and the Biosphere - Developing an Analysis of Climate Protection Programs from the Perspective of Critical Masculinities Research".
Since April 2021, he has been working at the European University of Flensburg as a research assistant in the field of energy and environmental management, studying the transformation of energy systems from the perspective of feminist research.

Publications

  • Walk, P., Koepchen, M., Stognief, N., & Probst, J. (2024). Tracing a caring transition policy for the German coal region Lusatia. Sustainability Nexus Forum32(1), 3. doi:10.1007/s00550-024-00537-x
  • Alexia Sanz-Hernández, María Esther López Rodríguez, Andrea Cardoso and Marius Koepchen (2024). Feminisms, masculinities and exit from coal. Multiple case studies in Germany, Colombia and Spain. In A. Zuart Garduño y J. A. Ruiz San Román (Editors): Organizaciones, autoritarismos y vulnerabilidades. El papel de la participación democrática y la comunicación responsable. Tirant Lo Blanch, p. 255-261