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Sewer, gas, water and electricity mains, cable TV and telephone lines, fibre optic cables, water tubes, traffic control systems, street lighting, culverts, heating networks, transport systems, data cables, drainage, etcetera... Developments of the past century have turned the public subsurface into a maze of widespread, dense utility networks. Without us being constantly aware of it, webs of utilities are spun beneath us. The total value of these assets is estimated at hundreds of billions of euros in the Netherlands alone.

The European Institute together with the Hellenic Observatory are pleased to invite applications for Visiting Research Students (VRS) at the LSE for the academic year 2016/17. This scheme is supported by the Hellenic Observatory and is open to research students who are currently registered for a PhD at a university in Greece or Cyprus and are EU citizens.

The Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators is central to the liberalisation of the EU's electricity and natural gas markets.

The selected trainees will be assigned to one of the following teams:

IT/ICT Team (Administration Department)

Press and Communication Team (Director’s Office)

Market Monitoring Team (Gas Department)

Framework Guidelines and Network Codes Team (Gas Department)

Infrastructure Team (Gas Department)

IT Profile (Gas Department)

Market Monitoring Team (Electricity Department)