Prof. Dr. Martin Lutzenberger

Expert Fellow

Biography

Martin Lutzenberger is an Expert Fellow and Professor of Economics at the BSP Business School Berlin. He is an expert in the regulation of network industries and economic analyses in transport markets. After his studies in economics at the University of Freiburg i.Br. he received a doctoral degree at the University of Zurich and worked as a Project Manager, Senior Research Associate and Lecturer at Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and University of Zurich.

Work experience

Professor of Economics, BSP Business School Berlin (2018 – )
Expert Fellow, Swiss Economics (2018 – )
Project Manager and Director Office Berlin, Swiss Economics (2014 – 2018)
Project Manager, Senior Research Associate and Lecturer, Lucerne University of Applied Sciences (2010 – 2014)
Lecturer, the University of Zurich (2010 –)
Expert, Swiss Economics (2008 – 2014)
Senior Research Associate and Lecturer, University of Zurich (2008 – 2010)
Research Associate University of Zurich (2005 – 2007)

Education

Dr. oec. publ. (Ph.D.) in Management and Economics University of Zurich (2008)
Swiss Program for Beginning Doctoral Students in Economics, Ph.D. Program of the Swiss National Bank SNB (2006)
Diploma in Economcis (B.Sc. and M.A.), University of Freiburg (2004)

Expertise

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Projects (selection)

Benchmarking German power grids in light of decentralized power (EVS3) (2017 – 2019). How do increases in decentralized power affect the cost of local power grids? How high is the efficiency of German distribution system operators (DSOs)? Client: Bundesnetzagentur (BNetzA).
Cost driver analysis and benchmarking of German gas transmission system operators (EFG3) (2016 – 2018). What are the relevant cost drivers of gas pipelines? How efficient are the German gas transmission operators (TSOs) in the base year 2015? Client: Bundesnetzagentur (BNetzA).
Shared economy and traffic in Switzerland (2014 – 2018). What transport effects do new sharing services have? To what extent do new sharing approaches change people's mobility behaviour? Client: Schweizerische Vereinigung der Verkehrsingenieure und Verkehrsexperten (SVI).

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Publications (selection)

Schad Helmut, Wegelin Philipp, Mahrer Matthias, Marconi Davide, Pfund Simona, Lutzenberger Martin (2020). Factors influencing everyday mobility and travel. Research Project on behalf of SVI (Schweizerische Vereinigung der Verkehrsingenieure und Verkehrsexperten).
Trinkner Urs, Mattmann Matteo, Lutzenberger Martin, Agrell Per, Bogetoft Peter (2019). Dominance analysis for German gas transmission system operators. Expert report on behalf of Bundesnetzagentur.
Trinkner Urs, Lutzenberger Martin (2019). Institutional design of the Swiss rail market. 20 Jahre Bahnreform, Hrsg. Laesser, Maggi, Bieger, von Arx. Spezialausgabe des Schweizer Jahrbuchs für Verkehr 2019, pp. 87 - 104.
Trinkner Urs, Lutzenberger Martin (2019). Effective implementation of incentive regulations. Umweltschutz der Wirtschaft, issue 4/18-19, pp. 33-34.
Lutzenberger Martin, Trinkner Urs, Federspiel Esther, Frölicher Jonas, Georgi Dominik, Ulrich Susanne, Wozniak Thomas (2018). Shared Economy and Traffic in Switzerland. Research project for the Schweizerischen Vereinigung der Verkehrsingenieure und Verkehrsexperten (SVI).
Trinkner Urs, Lutzenberger Martin (2018). Regulierungssystematik für die vierte Regulierungsperiode VNB Strom. Gutachten im Auftrag der Wirtschaftskammer Österreich (WKÖ).

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Trinkner Urs, Lutzenberger Martin (2018). Kostentreiberanalyse und Effizienzvergleich der Gasfernleitungsnetzbetreiber - Gutachten für die dritte Regulierungsperiode. Report for the Bundesnetzagentur.

Trinkner Urs, Lutzenberger Martin, Haller Andreas, Agrell Per, Bogetoft Peter, Ahlert Martin, Vossig Peter (2017). Vergleich der Netznutzungsentgelte - Analyse der Einflussfaktoren auf die Entgelte für schweizerische und deutsche Gasnetze. Bericht im Auftrag des Bundesamts für Energie (BFE) und des Verbandes der Schweizerischen Gasindustrie (VSG).

Trinkner Urs, Jaag Christian, Lutzenberger Martin (2016). Prospective study on the future activities of the Quality of Service Fund 'QSF'. Study for the Universal Postal Union.

Dietl Helmut, Jaag Christian, Trinkner Urs, Bach Christian, Funk Miachel, Lutzenberger Martin, Yusof Jeffrey (2015). Auswirkungen der Initiative -Pro Service public. Study for the Schweizerische Arbeitsgemeinschaft für die Berggebiete (SAB) and the Schweizerischen Gemeindeverband (SGV).

Liebrich Andreas, Lutzenberger Martin, Amstad Olivia (2014). E-Loyalty determinants and e-loyalty instruments for accommodation and flight services. In: Studien zur Freizeit- und Tourismusforschung. Hrsg: S. Kübelböck and F. Thiele, MetaGIS-Fachbuch, pp. 155-170.

Wehrli Roger, Egli Hannes, Lutzenberger Martin, Pfister Dieter, Stettler Jürg (2012). Tourists' understanding of sustainable tourism: An analysis in eight countries. In: GSTF Journal on Business Review, Vol. 2, No. 2, p. 219 - 224.

Dietl, Helmut, Jaag Christian, Lang Markus, Lutzenberger Martin, Trinkner Urs (2011). Impact of VAT-Exemptions in the Postal Sector on Competition and Welfare. In: Reinventing the Postal Sector in an Electronic Age. Edited by M. Crew and P.R. Kleindorfer, Edward Elgar, 267-280.

Jaag Christian, Trinkner Urs, Finger Matthias, Lang Markus, Lutzenberger Martin (2009). Umsetzungsvarianten einer aktiven öffentlichen FTTH-Policy für die Schweiz. Study for Sunrise.

Finger Matthias, Jaag Christian, Lang Markus, Lutzenberger Martin, Trinkner Urs (2009). Bestimmung des Regulierungsbedarfs aus ökonomischer Sicht: Angemessenheit und Folgen einer funktionalen oder strukturellen Trennung von Swisscom. Study for Swisscom.

Finger Matthias, Horner Samuel, Jaag Christian, Lutzenberger Martin, Trinkner Urs (2009). Konzept eines homogenen Berechnungsmodells zur Ermittlung des qualitativen Nutzens und der Wirtschaftlichkeit von E-Government-Vorhaben. Swiss Economics presents a concept for the evaluation of e-government projects.

Jaag Christian, Lutzenberger Martin, Trinkner Urs (2009). Elements of successful fiber to the home policies. Network Industries Quarterly 11(4), 6-18.