Nora Ytreberg

Researcher

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Contact info

Phone number

31 74 00 22 74+

on.olso.orecic@greberty.aron

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About

Nora is a PhD candidate in Economics at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU).

Her work is within behavioral economics and consumer research, focusing on incentives for sustainable consumption generally and in consumer food and transport choices in particular.

Her expertise lies mainly in econometric analysis of quantitative data.

Background

2018-2021: Advisor at the Ministry of Trade, Industries and Fisheries, Norway
2016-2018: Higher executive officer at the Ministry of Local Government and Administration
2016: MSc in Economics, University of Bergen
2014: BSc in Economics, University of Toulouse, France and University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Projects

VOM – Incentives for Measures for Food system Transition

Emissions of greenhouse gases must be reduced drastically and rapidly to keep the climate goals in the Paris Agreement within reach. The food system is an important source of emissions, with a major impact on land use, biodiversity, and health.

Food and agriculture

COME RES - the development of clean energy communities in Norway

As part of a new EU-funded project, CICERO will study the conditions for community energy in Norway and Europe. Community energy has been identified by the EU as an important pathway to promote the energy transition towards a low-carbon society.

Renewable energy | Energy consumption | Energy policy in the EU

Research groups

Climate Economics

The Climate Economics group has extensive expertise on economic analyses of climate policy.