Werner Antweiler, PhD

Associate Professor

Sauder School of Business

Strategy and Business Economics Division

Vancouver Campus

Fields

Economics, Electricity, Energy, Environment, International Trade, Public Policy, Technology

Contact Information

werner.antweiler@ubc.ca

phone: 604-822-8484

phone: 604-822-8503

https://wernerantweiler.ca/

https://www.sauder.ubc.ca/people/werner-antweiler

Media Contact

Sachintha Wickramasinghe

Media Relations Specialist

Tel: 604-822-4549

Email: sachi.wickramasinghe@ubc.ca

Expertise

International trade & finance, environmental economics, environmental policy, climate change economics, energy systems, electricity economics, renewable energy sources, urban mobility, road safety, automobile insurance, electric mobility, gasoline prices, daylight saving time, electoral system reform

Languages

German

In the Media

• Rob Shaw: Eby banks on electricity. Now we just have to find it - Business in Vancouver
• UBC In The News - UBC News
• Spring forward this weekend, but opposition gaining momentum - ElliotLakeToday.com
• Prices will rise because of WEF climate coalition, says expert - True North
• Gold Rush 2.0? Why BC Is Putting the Brakes on Bitcoin - TheTyee.ca
• Canadians will see high oil, gas prices through 2023, experts say: ‘A very expensive time’ - Global News
• China's COVID surge poses 'uncertainties' for global supply chain ... - Global News
• Here’s why an increase in Canada’s carbon pricing can actually put money in your pocket - Toronto Star
• UBC experts on Daylight Saving Time - UBC News
• UBC climate and energy experts and COP27 delegates - UBC News
• Gas prices in B.C. drop after weeks-long spike, but experts warn of ... - CBC.ca
• Why Canada’s loonie is no longer a petro-dollar - Business in Vancouver
• Gas prices in Metro Vancouver going up: analysts | CTV News - CTV News Vancouver
• Vancouver gas prices hit record high for 2nd day in a row - CTV News Vancouver
• Opponents question Kennedy Stewart's SkyTrain promise | CTV News - CTV News Vancouver

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