Tabea Roser-Hofmann dedicated her professional life to sustainability, the energy transition and international cooperation. She studied in France, holds a B.Sc. in Sustainable Energy from the University of Stuttgart, and concluded her studies with a M.Sc. in Sustainable Energy from Denmark’s Technical University including one semester in Greenland. Her everpresent interest for wind energy led to a bachelor’s thesis about floating offshore wind turbines and a master’s thesis creating an FEM model for wind turbine blades.
In the Energy Agency of Northern Bavaria, her interests and capabilities are reflected in her daily work: she thrives toward a well-connected European building transition in the Interreg project MESTRI-CE, guides municipalities on their way to citizen-led wind energy projects and weighs in her technical expertise in many other projects such as GHG analysis and simulation projects.