Thomas Mramor
Thomas Mramor is a Research Assistant at Bruegel. He is working on energy and climate topics.
He is primarily interested in the intersection of climate policy and macroeconomics. In his master’s thesis, he empirically investigated the efficacy of the European Union Emissions Trading System on environmental and labour market outcomes.
Thomas speaks German and English.
Before joining Bruegel, he worked as a statistical analyst at the Central Bank of Austria, where he contributed to a large-scale project utilising novel machine learning and natural language processing models. He holds a master’s degree in Advanced Economics and Finance from Copenhagen Business School.
Featured work
Buyer beware: a taxonomy of the risks of international carbon credits
As the EU reintegrates international carbon credits into its climate framework, understanding the associated risks is essential
2026 European energy crisis fiscal response tracker
This dataset provides an overview of the fiscal measures implemented by European governments to mitigate the 2026 energy shock in Europe
Europe must prepare for a possible oil supply crunch
With falling commercial and emergency oil reserves, Europe’s oil price shock could soon become a volume crisis – a scenario for which it must prepare
The fiscal fault lines of Europe’s energy shock
European measures to address the latest energy crisis are ignoring past lessons and long-term goals
How Europe should respond to the Iran gas shock – and how it shouldn’t
The European Union should act now to head off growing impacts from the Iran conflict on gas prices and availability
Europe’s emissions trading system is an ally, not an enemy, of industrial competitiveness
The 2026 review of the EU ETS must be anchored in facts and focus on the potential benefits of the system to EU competitiveness
All work
Analysis
18 June 2026
Buyer beware: a taxonomy of the risks of international carbon credits
As the EU reintegrates international carbon credits into its climate framework, understanding the associated risks is essential
Dataset
16 June 2026
2026 European energy crisis fiscal response tracker
This dataset provides an overview of the fiscal measures implemented by European governments to mitigate the 2026 energy shock in Europe
Analysis
15 June 2026
Europe must prepare for a possible oil supply crunch
With falling commercial and emergency oil reserves, Europe’s oil price shock could soon become a volume crisis – a scenario for which it must prepare
First Glance
05 May 2026
The fiscal fault lines of Europe’s energy shock
European measures to address the latest energy crisis are ignoring past lessons and long-term goals
Analysis
01 April 2026
How Europe should respond to the Iran gas shock – and how it shouldn’t
The European Union should act now to head off growing impacts from the Iran conflict on gas prices and availability
Analysis
22 January 2026
Europe’s emissions trading system is an ally, not an enemy, of industrial competitiveness
The 2026 review of the EU ETS must be anchored in facts and focus on the potential benefits of the system to EU competitiveness