DrHossein Ameli
Advanced Research Fellow
Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering - Faculty of Engineering
- Advanced Research FellowDepartment of Electrical and Electronic Engineering - Faculty of Engineering
- Electrical Engineering, South Kensington Campus, United Kingdom
RESEARCH
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Integrated energy system modelling (mainly gas/hydrogen and electricity).
Building cost-optimisation models for operation of multi-vector energy systems.
Least-cost planning pathways for cost-effective transition to lower carbon energy system.
Whole-system assessment of energy systems with high spatial and temporal granularity.
System integration of renewables and low-carbon technologies in future energy systems, including the quantification of system integration cost.
Modelling the role of hydrogen in the future of energy systems.
Role and value of electricity flexible technologies in low-carbon energy systems, including demand-side response, energy storage, flexible CCGTs, and multi-directional compressors.
RESEARCH PROJECTS
Supergen: Whole system analysis of advanced thermal energy storage technologies in future UK energy networks (Co-Investigator)
BEIS: Whole Systems Energy Modelling for Heat Transformation
NERC: Sustainable gas pathways for Brazil: from microcosm to macrocosm
Climate Change Committee (CCC): Analysis of alternative UK heat decarbonisation pathways
Western Power Distribution (NIA): FREEDOM – first hybrid heat pump trial in the UK.
Centrica: Cornwall Local Energy Market (CLEM)
Integrated energy system modelling (mainly gas/hydrogen and electricity).
Building cost-optimisation models for operation of multi-vector energy systems.
Least-cost planning pathways for cost-effective transition to lower carbon energy system.
Whole-system assessment of energy systems with high spatial and temporal granularity.
System integration of renewables and low-carbon technologies in future energy systems, including the quantification of system integration cost.
Modelling the role of hydrogen in the future of energy systems.
Role and value of electricity flexible technologies in low-carbon energy systems, including demand-side response, energy storage, flexible CCGTs, and multi-directional compressors.
RESEARCH PROJECTS
Supergen: Whole system analysis of advanced thermal energy storage technologies in future UK energy networks (Co-Investigator)
BEIS: Whole Systems Energy Modelling for Heat Transformation
NERC: Sustainable gas pathways for Brazil: from microcosm to macrocosm
Climate Change Committee (CCC): Analysis of alternative UK heat decarbonisation pathways
Western Power Distribution (NIA): FREEDOM – first hybrid heat pump trial in the UK.
Centrica: Cornwall Local Energy Market (CLEM)