Dorian LITVINE, PhD.
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Dorian LITVINE, PhD.
Dorian LITVINE, PhD. 74 Rue des Litanies, 34830 Clapiers, +33(0)689151574 French-Brazilian, 35 years old, single [email protected] fr.linkedin.com/in/dorianlitvine Researcher in Energy and Environmental Economics 11 years of research and teaching march 2014 BIO Dorian Litvine's 11 years of research and teaching experience encompass Economics, Energy, Environment and Behavior analysis. Following his PhD in Environmental Economics and Energy (2008), he accomplished successfully two postdoctoral contracts into worldwide research centers (CREDEN-WEC, CIRAD). These experiences led to substantive reports and scientific papers, presented within several international conferences. He also developed a large experience in pedagogical activities, as well as in organizing scientific events. Based on a strong international network, Dorian reinforces his applied activities by coordinating various survey projects, mainly in the academic area but also in the private sector. Dorian's research focuses on energy & environment, analysis of pro-ecological behaviors, preference and demand appraisal, economic valuation, and survey methods. These themes are performed by combining originally Economics and Psychology. RESEARCH FIELDS • Analysis of decision and pro-ecological behaviors - green electricity purchase, reduction of CO2 emissions, use of biofuels Construction and expression of preferences; demand estimation; economic valuation of environmental goods/services Determinants of action (values, norms, attitudes, intentions); action barriers; role of price in the decision process Application and incentives tools: behavioral change programs, marketing, labeling, information campaigns, etc. • Energy sector, green electricity markets and renewable energies (industry, public policies, grid integration, wind projects) • Survey methods – stated/revealed preference surveys; field experiments; questionnaire design; biases analysis; web-surveys ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS 2010-2011 Postdoctoral position, ART-Dev CIRAD (French Agricultural Research Centre for Development), "Exploring the demand for vegetable oil fuel in rural areas of Burkina Faso – a 2 steps survey" (12 months) 2009-2010 Postdoctoral position, LASER-CREDEN (University Montpellier 1 and World Energy Council), “Citizens’ Willingness to Voluntary Reduce CO2 Emissions via the Withdraw of EU-ETS Quotas – A Contingent Valuation web-survey Extended to Environmental Psychology ” (18 months) 2007-2008 Teaching assistant in Economics – University Montpellier 3 2005 Teaching assistant in Microeconomics – University of Nimes 2002-2008 PhD student – University Montpellier 1 EDUCATION 2008 Doctorate in Economics, Summa Cum Laude, University Montpellier 1 Dissertation: Individual Preferences Revelation Mechanism And Incentive To Choose Green Electricity: An Analysis Of The Consumer Decision Process ; Supervisor: Jacques PERCEBOIS / LASER-CREDEN (Research Center in Energy Economics/ UM1) 2002 Post-graduate degree in Public decision, Magna Cum Laude, University Montpellier 1, Dissertation on Renewable Energies Technologies: Dynamic of Environmental Innovations 2000 Two years before post graduation degree in International Economics, Summa Cum Laude, University Aix-Marseille II, Dissertation on environment and developing countries 1998 Undergraduate degree in Mathematics, Physics and computing, Magna Cum Laude, University Aix-Marseille II 2007/ 2010 Additional training: Xlstat (data mining); Skills assessment (A new chapter of the thesis / BGA); Modules of management and creativity processes (M. Brunier, manager of Jacques Vabre). -1- GRANTS 2009 Research Grant from the World Energy Council, for “Citizens’ Willingness to Voluntary Reduce CO2 Emissions via the Withdraw of EU-ETS Quotas – A Contingent Valuation Survey Extended to Environmental Psychology ” 2002-2005 Fellowship of the French Ministry of Education and Research for doctorial studies 1996-2002 Fellowship of the French Ministry of Education for under-graduate and post-graduate studies PUBLICATIONS REFEREED PUBLICATIONS • Litvine D., Gazull L., Dabat MH., 2014. “Assessing the potential demand for biofuel by combining Economics and Psychology: a focus on proximity applied to Jatropha oil in Africa”. Ecological Economics 100, 85-95 • Litvine D., Wüstenhagen R., 2011. "Helping light green consumers walk the talk: Results of a behavioural intervention survey in the Swiss electricity market". Ecological Economics 70, 462-474 WORKING PAPERS and ONGOING WORK • "How Social Psychology can improve preferences appraisal within Contingent Valuation - A web survey of citizens' willingness to reduce CO2 emissions", with H. Andersson (TSE - LERNA, UT1, CNRS) • "Complementarities between economic and psychological constructs in the investigation and estimation of proenvironmental demand", no co-author • "French Companies willingness to voluntary switch to green electricity – A region-based web-survey extended to Social Psychology", no co-author • "Feed-in tariffs, what's next? Mixed-strategies of renewable electricity producers in the new market context", C. HirouxMarcy (RTE) • Litvine D., 2011. "A structural critic of French feed-in tariffs for small-scale hydraulic plants", 2 parts in French : - Identification de l’effet de seuil décourageant la rénovation des petites centrales ” (CREDEN - WP 11.03.89) - Critique du mode de fixation/indexation des tarifs H07 et de son impact sur l’installation de petites centrales hydrauliques" ” (CREDEN - WP 11.02.88) • Litvine D., 2010. "Citizens' Willingness to Reduce CO2 Emissions via the Withdraw of EU-ETS quotas – A Contingent Valuation Survey Extended to Environmental Psychology", in French, Repec (credwp 10.07.87) ACADEMICAL REPORTS • "Le marché potentiel des offres d'électricité verte parmi les entreprises du Languedoc Roussillon", CREDEN, 2011-2012 • "La demande potentielle d'huile végétale de Jatropha en substitution au gasoil - Une enquête en milieu rural du Burkina Faso", CIRAD ART-Dev, 2011 • "La participation volontaire des citoyens sur le marché européen des permis d’émission de CO2 : Une évaluation contingente élargie à la Psychologie environnementale", French Energy Council, 2010 • "Note visant à identifier l’effet de seuil observé dans les activités de rénovation des petites centrales hydrauliques en France", Électricité Autonome Française, 2009 • "Les tarifs d’achat de la petite hydroélectricité : une critique structurelle", Électricité Autonome Française, 2009 • "Les technologies d’énergie renouvelable : dynamique d’une innovation environnementale", Post-graduate thesis, 2002 COMMUNICATIONS • "Behavioral change drivers – The combined contribution of Economics and Social Psychology", DIFED, April 2013 • "Exploring the potential substitution demand for Jatropha oil fuel in rural areas – influence of the short-circuit organization”, Seminar - ATP Envisud - CIRAD, October 2012 • "Exploring potential substitution demand for Jatropha oil fuel - first results of a 2-steps survey in the rural area of Burkina Faso", ART Dev Seminar, September 2011 • "Identifier l’effet de seuil qui démotive les activités de rénovation des petites centrales hydrauliques en France", Électricité -2- Autonome Française, DGEC (French ministry), January 2010 • “Helping light green consumers walk the talk: Results of a behavioural intervention survey in the Swiss electricity market”: th Behavior Energy and Climate Change Conference (November 2009, Washington DC); 10 European IAEE Conference th (September 2009, Vienna); 8 Biennial of Environmental Psychology (September 2009, Zurich). • "Les tarifs d’achat de la petite hydroélectricité : une critique structurelle", governing board of Électricité Autonome Française, March 2009 ; Master 2 Energy Economics (UM1), February 2009 • "Le choix de l’électricité verte sur le marché final: concrétisation des attitudes et intentions favorables", Master of Energy Economics (UM1), November 2008 and February 2009. st • “Overcoming barriers to purchasing green electricity – Empirical evidence form Swiss households”, 1 workshop Economie de l’Energie et Développement Durable, January 2009, Karlsruhe; AEE-SE seminar, May 2008. TEACHING ACTIVITIES 2013 Scientific Training : Survey optimization (response rate, design, biases) and online questionnaire process (Labex Entreprendre – UM1) 2010-2011 Survey methodology support for Master students and Phd students (CIRAD) 2008-2009 Multiple conferences about my research results for the Master "Energy Economics" (UM1) 2007-2008 Teaching assistant, University Paul Valéry (UM3), Major economical problems (L1) 2005 Teaching assistant, University of Nîmes (1 semester), Introduction to Microeconomics (L1) 1998-2000 Private tutoring in pure Mathematics and Mathematics for Economics SCIENTIFIC EVENTS & PROJECT MANAGER • Organizer of scientific events: (1) workshop on web-surveys methods - Unipark (Montpellier 2010, with Pr Bosnjak; 50 participants) / (2) Organizing committee, Doctorial Meeting of Montpellier 2008 & 2009 (ADDEGeM) / (3) Main moderator for a debate on renewable energies (2005) • Scientific contribution : Expert for Enercoop - green power provider (since 2009) and REN 21 (Renewables Global Status Report Update / 2009-2010) - Referee for Ecological Economics (2014 - Choice Experiment, green electricity, profile segmentation) and for the Journal of Environmental Management (2009 - Contingent Valuation and climate mitigation) • Coordinator of academic projects: (1) Enercoop Aquitaine (2014) "The French energy transition: assessing the municipalities' needs to organize and develop energy projects and citizens' agenda" (phone survey) / (2) Enercoop LR (2011) "Estimating the green electricity potential purchase among french firms" (phone and web survey) / (3) International Centre for Agronomy and Development (2011) "Exploring potential substitution demand for Jatropha oil fuel in Africa" (2 steps face-to-face survey) / (4) World Energy Council (2010) "Citizens’ Willingness to Voluntary Reduce CO2 Emissions via the Withdraw of EU-ETS Quotas – A Contingent Valuation Web-Survey Extended to Environmental Psychology" (2 steps web-survey) / (5) Industrial union EAF (2008) “structural inability of French feed-in tariffs to develop small-scale hydraulic plants” (financial analysis) / (5) SGSW (2006) “Incentives to the voluntary purchase of green electricity - Switzerland” (3 steps web-survey) Coordination of international survey teams (2-9 members); project budgets (20k€ - 200k€); large samples (164 - 1730 obs) • Academic/institutional expertise: (1) Enercoop, Administrator and voluntary expert since 2011 (non-profit-making green electricity provider) / (2) CLER/WWF, contribution to the French label for green electricity EvE (2009) / (3) Ernst & Young, critic and improvement of the questionnaire relative to green electricity in “Behavior, usage, and attitudes of their customers” (2006) / (4) Agnès d’Artigues (CNRS), collaboration in “Frenchs’ willingness to pay for green electricity - A Contingent Valuation survey”(2004) • Professional membership: Administrator for Enercoop (green power) / International Association for Energy Economics (IAEE)/ In charge of the Association of Capoeira Arte e Progresso (treasurer, communication, public relations) (2004-2007)/ Assistant manager for the WAC Art Festival in Macau (2003–2004). -3- REFEREES • Rolf WÜSTENHAGEN, professor in Economics and director of IWOE (University of St Gallen) [email protected] +41.71.224.25.87 • Jacques PERCEBOIS, professor in Energy Economics and director of CREDEN (ART Dev - UMR 5281 - University Montpellier 1) [email protected] +33 (0)4.34.43.25.04 • David TRAFIMOW, professor in Social Psychology (New Mexico State University) [email protected] +1 575.646.4023 • Denis PESCHE, development sociologist and assistant director of ART-Dev (UMR n°5281 - CIRAD) [email protected] +33 (0)4.67.61.56.79 -4-