Andreas Stritt

Economist

Biography

Andreas Stritt is an Economist with Swiss Economics. He holds a bachelor's degree in economics from the University of Bern with a focus on industrial organization and a master's degree in economics with a specialization in industrial organisation, energy economics and data analysis at the University of Bern.

Work experience

Economist, Swiss Economics (2024 - )
Analyst, Swiss Economics (2022-2024)

Education

M.Sc. in Economics, University of Bern (2022-2024)
B.Sc. in Economics, University of Bern (2018-2021)

Expertise

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Projects (selection)

Securing investments to integrate Switzerland into the European hydrogen transportation network (2024 – ). What is the investment need for a Swiss connection to the European hydrogen network? How could funding mechanisms look like? How can investments be secured? Client: Bundesamt für Energie.
Developments in the electricity market (2024 – ). How has the Swiss electricity market developed in recent years? Client: Swiss Federal Office of Energy (SFOE).
Benchmarking and cost driver analysis of German power grids (EVS4) (2024 – 2021). What are the main cost drivers of power grids? How efficient are German distribution system operators (DSOs)? Client: Bundesnetzagentur (BNetzA).
Sales fundamentals in the pensions sector (2024). How can complex relationships in the pensions sector be explained to potential customers?
Economic and social significance of the EVZ (2022 – 2023). What is the economic and social significance of the EVZ in the Zug region? Client: EV Zug.
Reference network analysis and cost driver analysis of electric utilities (2022 – 2023). Looking ahead to the energy transition, what are potentially suitable comparison parameters for an efficiency comparison? Client: Regulatory Authority.

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Token economics for an NFT launchpad and trading platform (2022). How to allocate and distribute the native token of the NFT lauchpad and trading platfrom Meme Cake? Client: Meme Cake.

Feasibility analysis for benchmarking in the hospital sector (2022). How could benchmarking be implemented in the hospital sector?

Determination of Xgen in Germany (2022 – 2023). Have German gas and electricity networks become more productive? At what level should the Xgen be set for the fourth regulatory period? Client: Bundesnetzagentur (BNetzA).

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