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Dr. Felix Schenuit

Research Division:

EU/Europe Associate

Areas of Expertise

Focus

Carbon Management, CO₂ Removal, Knowledge Politics

Projects

Since 2021: Research Associate, SWP Research Division EU/Europe – research project: »Upscaling of Carbon Dioxide Removal (UPTAKE)«

Since 2019: Associated Member, Centre for Sustainable Society Research, University of Hamburg

2024: Visiting Researcher, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research (CEEPR)

2021: Visiting Researcher, International Institute for Applied System Analysis (IIASA)

2019 – 2021: PhD scholarship, University of Hamburg, Center for Sustainable Society Research (CSS)

2020: Visiting Researcher, Climate and Energy College, School of Earth Sciences, University of Melbourne

- Anurag Panda
- Esther Shears
- Felix Schenuit
- Weila Gong
- Florian Egli
A framework to assess green industrial policy and inform the public debate

in: PLOS Climate 4(5): e0000614, 12.05.2025

doi:10.1371/journal.pclm.0000614
- Felix Schenuit
- Sonja Thielges
Carbon Management. A New Pathway for Transatlantic Cooperation?

in: Johns Hopkins University, American-German Institute, 09.12.2024
- Felix Schenuit
European Climate Policy After the Elections: Implementation Challenges and the Next Phase

in: Development and Peace Foundation, Global Governance Spotlight 4/2024, November 2024, 4 pages
- Mark Preston
- Felix Schenuit
Broadening the carbon removal debate beyond the ETS

The role of carbon dioxide and its possible integration in the ETS is emerging as a key, but challenging, consideration. We must tread carefully, say Mark Preston and Felix Schenuit in Euractiv.

in: Euractiv, 07.11.2024
- Felix Schenuit
- Oliver Geden
- Glen Peters
Five principles for robust carbon dioxide removal policy in the G7

in: One Earth, Vol. 7, pp. 1487-1491, September 2024

doi:10.1016/j.oneear.2024.08.015
- Josh Burke
- Felix Schenuit
Conditional fungibility: sequencing permanent removals into emissions trading systems

in: Environmental Research Letters, Volume 19, Number 11, 2024

doi:10.1088/1748-9326/ad796b