Ongoing ( Since August 2025):
  1.       Araújo, L. (exp. 2026 ). A adaptação estratégica dos países da pensínsula arábica à transição energética, Master in Environmental Economics and Management,Faculty of Economics, University of Porto.
  2. Bhuralal, A.K. (exp. 2026). A Transição energética do setor eléctrico Português, Master in Environmental Economics and Management,  Faculty of Economics, University of Porto.
  3.    Costa, R.B. ( exp. 2026). Energy Transition, Maritime Descarbonization and Geopolitical Strategies for a Low-Carbon Sector, Master in Environmental         Economics   and Management, Faculty of Economics, University of Porto. 
  4. Quitério, C.  ( exp. 2026). Comunidades de Energia Renovável e principais barreiras à sua Implementação em Portugal, Master in Environmental Economics and Management. Faculty of Economics, University of Porto 
  5. Ribeiro, M. S. (exp. 2026).  As desigualdades em Portugal: a progressividade fiscal e a capacidade redistributiva do sistema fiscal português (1960-2023), co-supervisor, .Master in Finanças e Fiscalidade. Faculty of Economics, University of Porto. 
  6. Oliveira, A.S.G. (exp. 2026). Programa E-Lar: Transição energética doméstica e combate à Pobreza Energética em Portugal, Master in Environmental Economics and Management. Faculty of Economics, University of Porto. 
  7. Jesus, V.  ( exp. 2026). Stationary mechanical work in the world since 1800, co-supervisor, Msc in Mechanical Engineering at Tecnico Lisbon,  University of Lisbon.
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​Completed: 
  1. Conceição, J. (2025). Transição energética e descarbonização: uma análise comparativa entre Lisboa e Porto, Master in Environmental Economics and Management, Faculty of Economics, University of Porto,  Dec. 17th  2025.
  2. Braun, S. (2025).  The role of geopolitics in the Energy Transition: Strategy for the EU Competitiveness and the Role of Africa, Master in Environmental Economics and Management, Faculty of Economics, University of Porto,  Nov. 13th   2025.
  3. Silva, R. (2025). Análise da Viabilidade e da Implementação de Hidrogénio Verde na Indústria da Aviação , Master in Environmental Economics and Management, Oct. 13th 2025.
  4. Shi, Y. (2025). Optimizing the Management of Scope 3 Carbon Emissions at Natixis in Portugal, Master in Environmental Economics and Management,  School of Economics and  Management, University of Porto, July 18th 2025. 
  5. Bravo, D. (2025). Governança climática baseada em evidência: avaliação crítica do sistema de indicadores da cidade do Porto,  Master in Environmental Economics and Management, University of Porto, 18th July  2025 .
  6. Indirini, N (2024).  Mapping the historical energy use of coal (1800-2018),  Master in Renewable Energy Engineering And Management, University of Lisbon,  Tecnico Lisbon, co-supervisor, 6th December 2024.
  7.  Galvão, D.  (2024). Impactos Socioeconómicos e Ambientais da Produção de Soja no Norte de Mato Grosso: Análise das Perceções dos Stakeholders,  Master in Environmental Economics and Management, School of Economics and Management, University of Porto, October 18th 2024
  8. Pinho, A. (2024).  Análise Ambiental, Financeira e Social da Construção por Impressão 3 D: Uma Revisão da Literatura, co-supervisor, Master in Environmental Economics and Management, School of Economics and Management, University of Porto,  October 25th 2024.
  9. Miranda, L.  (2023). Impacto das energias renováveis no crescimento económico, Master in Economics,School of Economics and Management  , University of Porto.
  10. Valente, N.d.(2023) . Defining the implementation of a sustainability strategy at Lhoist: An unusual Bottom-up approach,  Master in Economics and Environmental Management,  School of Economics and Management, University of Porto.
  11. Silva, JMC (2023).  O papel ativo do consumidor na transição energética. Implementação de sistemas FV como solução para edifícios multifamiliares em Portugal,  Master in Environmental Economics and Management, School of Economics and Management, University of Porto.
  12. Azeitona, P. (2021).  Iron and steel industry: evolution of energy efficiency and CO2 emissions, Mechanical Engineering, Tecnico,  University of Lisbon, co-supervisor.
  13. Toth, C. (2018). Identifying the key drivers of CO2 emissions in China 1990 - 2015: An approach using the LMDI approach, Master Programme in Population, Growth and Development, School of Economics and Management, Lund University.  
  14. Bruinsma, H. (2018).  Assessing the Environmental Impact of Process Automation in German Manufacturing GVCS, Master in Economic Growth and Development,  School of Economics and Management, Lund University.
  15. Westermeier, F. (2018).  Impacts of shortage in raw materials for electromobility: valuation of automotive stakeholders : Germany and China, Master in International Economics with a focus on China, School of Economics and Management,  Lund University.
  16.  Milard D. (2017).  Urban energy and environmental policy: the case of Shanghai since the 2000s, Master in International Economics with a focus on China, School of Economics and Management, Lund University.
  17.  Peters,J. (2017).  The short and long-term effect of income inequality on economic performance, Master in Economic Development and Growth,.School of Economics and Management. Lund University.
  18. Felicio, L. (2017) Portugal exergy accounting, past and future, Master in Environmental Engineering , Tecnico,  University of Lisbon, second supervisor.
  19. Janson, E (2016) Crises and their impact on the energy system 1900-2013, Master in Economic Growth, Innovation and Spatial Dynamics, School of Economics and Management. Lund University.
  20. Axelsson, M. (2016) What are the key drivers of CO2 emissions in Denmark from 1980 to 2012? A decomposition using an LMDI approach, Master in Economic Growth, Innovation and Spatial Dynamics, School of Economics and Management. Lund University.
  21. Demeke Gebremariam, N. (2016)  Examining the impact of driving factors of Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions using the STIRPAT model: The case of Ethiopia, Master in Economic Development and Growth, School of Economics and Management. Lund University.


 
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