Maximilian Luz Reinhardt
Short vita
Maximilian Reinhardt ist am Liberalen Institut der Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung für die Freiheit als Referent für die Themengebiete Wirtschaft und Nachhaltigkeit verantwortlich. Inhaltlich befasst er sich unter anderem mit der Energieversorgung, Klimaschutzmaßnahmen, Innovationspotenzialen und Landwirtschaft.
Herr Reinhardt ist Ökonom mit einem akademischen Schwerpunkt auf Umwelt und Energieökonomik. Methodisch lag dabei der Fokus auf empirischen und institutionenökonomischen Herangehensweisen. Vor seiner Zeit in der Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung für die Freiheit war Herr Reinhardt bei einem deutschen Automobilhersteller und einer international agierenden Beratungsfirma angestellt.
Contributions
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Immigration Policy: Germany's Struggle to Attract Skilled Workers
The Skilled Immigration Act was supposed to be a turning point, but the reality looks bleak. From bureaucratic hurdles to insufficient infrastructure, Germany is at risk of losing the international talent competition. But there is hope: reforms and a change in mindset could turn the tide. Will Germany win the battle for the brightest minds?
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All lively on the Western front: the difficult situation of Ukrainian logisticians
The war in Ukraine has been raging for over two years and its effects are far-reaching. In addition to direct suffering, the focus is also on indirect consequences, such as the search for new trade routes and overcoming logistical challenges. Border blockades and political tensions are exacerbating the situation, but require a coordinated European response to ensure stability and competitiveness in the region.
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Building a Green, Fair and Resilient Solar PV Supply Chain
Europe faces a critical moment in its energy strategy, with opportunities to diversify its supply and enhance independence through global partnerships. However, challenges arise from disruptions in gas trade due to geopolitical conflicts, leading to increased CO2-intensive fuels. The push for renewable energy, as seen in the EU Green Deal, is hindered by divergent member state strategies, infrastructure limitations, and economic bottlenecks. China's renewable energy sector dominance poses a unique challenge, emphasizing the need for re-globalizing supply chains to mitigate risks and ensure stable collaborations for a sustainable energy transition.
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FNF goes COP28: Advocating Liberal Perspectives to Global Climate Challenges
As we approach the much-anticipated COP28 in Dubai, the Friedrich Naumann Foundation is thrilled to share its active participation in this year's conference. Through our engagement in the Union for the Mediterranean's 'Mediterranean Coalition,' our Mediterranean Dialogue project from the Madrid office will lead and showcase the Foundation's enduring commitment to human rights, sustainability, and innovative energy solutions.
