International Journal of Psychology and Strategic Communication

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Sascha Pohl

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Sascha Pohl

First publication2026
IJPSC publications1
Latest publication2026
Co-authors2
Main research areasCrisis Management, Psychology, Resilience

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Sascha Pohl is represented in the International Journal of Psychology and Strategic Communication with one publication in 2026. The IJPSC publication record is associated with Crisis Management, Psychology, Resilience, and Strategic Communication. The latest contribution is “Between the Cost Crisis and the Energy Transition: Why PV Self-Sufficiency Is Becoming a Strategic Competitive Factor for Industry. Results of a Qualitative Study Comparing Germany and China” (2026). The linked publications include collaboration with Dietmar Pfaff and Patrick Hedfeld.

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2026 · Vol. 2, Issue 1 · Perspective

Between the Cost Crisis and the Energy Transition: Why PV Self-Sufficiency Is Becoming a Strategic Competitive Factor for Industry. Results of a Qualitative Study Comparing Germany and China

Dietmar Pfaff, Sascha Pohl, Patrick Hedfeld

Rising energy costs, volatile electricity markets, and geopolitical uncertainties are reshaping the economic conditions of the manufacturing industry. Energy is therefore no longer perceived merely as an operational input, but increasingly as a strategic factor affecting competitiveness, resilience, and location quality. This article examines how energy self-sufficiency through solar energy is perceived and implemented in the manufacturing sector and identifies differences between Germany and China. The study is based on…

Photovoltaicsenergy self-sufficiencymanufacturing industryself-sufficiencyenergy managementGermanyChinaqualitative research
View article10.61030/FMKU5576Download PDF

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TitleVolume / IssueYearDOITypeTopics
Between the Cost Crisis and the Energy Transition: Why PV Self-Sufficiency Is Becoming a Strategic Competitive Factor for Industry. Results of a Qualitative Study Comparing Germany and China Vol. 2, Issue 1 2026 10.61030/FMKU5576 Perspective
Crisis ManagementPsychologyResilienceStrategic Communication

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Dietmar Pfaff

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Patrick Hedfeld

1 joint publication

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