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Dr Vahid Aryanpur
Overview
Vahid Aryanpur is a senior postdoctoral researcher. His research interests focus on development and application of integrated techno-economic energy systems models. He explores interactions with climate, economy, and society to identify resilient pathways toward achieving future sustainable development goals.
Current Work
Vahid is currently involved in the CAPACITY project, which aims to develop energy system models to support exploration, decision-making, and governance of long-term pathways consistent with the goals of the Paris Agreement in Ireland. His primary focus lies in developing the TIMES-Ireland Model to examine the consequences of accelerated versus delayed action regarding national-scale carbon budgets.
Background
In his previous postdoctoral position, Vahid conducted research on the decarbonisation of road freight transport and the role of zero emission trucks. Vahid completed his Ph.D. on improving the ability of energy systems optimisation modelling to inform national energy policymaking. His main focus was on spatial resolution, energy-economy linkage, significance of model skill, and heterogeneity of consumers. Prior to his Ph.D., he gained 10 years of experience working with various energy system optimisation and simulation models, developing scenarios for the energy supply and demand sectors.
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Dr Julia Blanke
Overview Julia’s research interests are the modelling of human behaviour using theories from psychology and the social sciences and their translation into operational technological solutions. Behavioural modelling is not limited to a single area of interest but can be adapted to a broad spectrum of domains ranging, for example, from applications in the energy sector to health interventions, all the time focusing on relevant behaviours of participants.
The focus of her current research is in the area of energy behaviour to understand how human actors and their decisions and actions can be better utilised in the planning and operation of energy systems and beyond. Her work can be broken down into two major pillars, with one being citizen engagement and co-design research focusing on energy communities and the development and evaluation of tools for planning and implementation of local energy solutions. The second pillar of her research is the integration and operationalisation of behavioural models, making them more accessible to technological systems with a strong focus on residential demand response. The outcome of her research always aims at facilitating the integration and operationalisation into technological solutions such as, for example, behaviour digital twins or front-end applications.
Current work: Julia is currently participating in the energy related Horizon project ENPOWER, working closely with end-users and citizens to foster broad and active involvement in the energy transition by applying a participatory and co-design methodology for stakeholder engagement.
Background: Julia has been contributing to European Horizon research projects in the energy sector for many years. She holds a PhD in Psychology from the University of Luxembourg, researching the relationship between healthy and sustainable food shopping behaviour. She also holds a master’s degree (MA) in Social Behaviour Science and Educational Science from the University of Hagen (Germany) with a strong emphasis on work and organisational psychology.
Prof Hannah Daly
Overview
I am a Professor in Sustainable Energy at University College Cork. I lead a team of researchers who analyse future pathways for the energy system compatible with steep reductions in greenhouse gas emissions necessary to address climate change. I communicate extensively on the topic of climate action in Ireland, writing a monthly column,
At A Time Of Climate Crisis, for the Irish Times, and I engage with and advise government, civil society and industry on decarbonisation.
Current Work
Among my teaching activities, I coordinate and lecture on the following modules:
- NE3003/NE6013 - Sustainable Energy
- NE5003 - Sustainable Energy Futures
- NE1001 - Introduction to Energy Engineering
- NE3005/NE6007 - Energy Systems Modelling
I am also a CO-PI on the CAPACITY Project CAPACITY (Climate Action Pathways & Absorptive Capacity) - MaREI, and supervise multiple PhD Candidates and Masters Students.
Background
I previously worked at the International Energy Agency (IEA), leading the topic of energy development for the World Energy Outlook (WEO), and at the UCL Energy Institute, developing the UK TIMES Model (UKTM) and helping bring about its adoption by the (former) Department for Energy and Climate Change as the central energy systems tool for the UK government.
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Dr Paul Deane
Overview
I think about the future and how we will heat our homes, fuel our cars, use our land and generate electricity. I have been involved in the energy industry for approximately 15 years in both commercial and academic research and I try to understand the transition to low carbon energy systems from a technical, societal and an economic perspective. I use computer modelling tools like PLEXOS and TIMES to simulate what different futures might look like and I am very interested in Energy and Climate Policy.
Current Work
Paul is a CO-PI on the CAPACITY Project which is developing energy system models to support climate action policy making in Ireland, for the Department of environment, Climate and Communications. Paul is a Senior Lecturer in Clean Energy Futures at UCC, and supervises PhD Candidates and Maters Students.
Research Interests:
Energy and Power systems modelling, Energy Economics and Policy, Energy storage and Wind Resource Assessment.
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Dr Tomas Mac Uidhir
OVERVIEW
Tomás is a postdoctoral researcher in MaREI and is located in the Environmental Research Institute in UCC. Tomás is an expert developer of the Low Emissions Analysis Platform (LEAP) energy system model for Ireland. He is interested in developing simulation models that provide insights into policy implementation pathways.
CURRENT ACTIVITIES
Currently, Tomás is supporting the development of the LEAP Ireland energy system model as part of the CAPACITY project.
BACKGROUND
Tomás holds a BSc (Mathematics and Theoretical Physics) from Maynooth University and a MEngSc (Sustainable Energy) from UCC. His PhD from UCC (Energy Engineering) focused on advanced simulation modelling techniques to understand past and inform future climate action in Ireland.
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Dr Róisín Moriarty
OVERVIEW
Dr Róisín Moriarty works on climate and policy and is based in University College Cork (UCC). While her research has focused on climate change and the carbon cycle, it is the synthesis and communication of scientific data for policy and other decision makers that has shaped her career.
Her current focus is the development of new integrated energy-land-food systems modelling tools that support long-term climate planning and improve the evidence base for climate policy.
Her research is focused on carbon budgets, carbon removal and modelling the synergies and trade-offs in the energy-land-food system. She is interested in transformative mitigation and adaptation that move us from imagining a climate-neutral, resilient and equitable futures to realising that transformation and its multiple benefits.
She has co-authored numerous academic papers, including a paper in Nature, a book chapter on carbon budgets and was a lead author on Climate Change Advisory Council Periodic and Annual Review Reports.
She worked as expert reviewer on greenhouse gas inventories technical reports for the UNFCCC (2018 to 2023).
CURRENT ACTIVITIES
Her current focus is the development of new integrated energy-land-food systems modelling tools that support long-term climate planning and improve the evidence base for climate policy.
The specific objectives of this work are as follows:
1) to quantify the potential fair level of CO2 emissions Ireland may be required to sequester in the period to 2100 under different global temperature goals, near-term mitigation efforts and non-CO2 emissions trajectories;
2) to review the potential mitigation and carbon sequestration levers specific to Ireland, including both technology and behaviour change, quantifying their total sequestration potential, energy requirement and land use requirement;
3) map the interactions, in particular the potential complementarities and conflicts, between deep decarbonisation and sequestration levers in each of the energy, land and food systems;
4) review global, regional and national modelling approaches to assessing integrated pathways for sustainable land-food-energy systems, including reviewing which interactions are captured in existing Integrated Assessment Models (IAMs)
5) develop a new modelling methodology, SELFS, to downscale global IAMs to a national scale and simulate long- time horizon integrated Sustainable Energy-Land-Food Systems scenarios under a range of demand and technology futures
6) model a range of divergent possible futures for Ireland using SELFS, integrating existing national modelling energy, agriculture and land use modelling frameworks, to inform long-term policy planning for climate mitigation
BACKGROUND
2022-2024: Climate and Policy Research Fellow at the Environmental Research Institute, University College Cork. Lead author on Ireland's Climate Change Assessment Volume 4: Realising the benefits of transition and transformation.
2016-2019: Climate Mitigation Advisor at the Climate Change Advisory Council (CCAC), Ireland. Advised and briefed the council on climate science and policy, including GHG emissions, energy, land, climate and environmental justice and Just Transition
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2013-2016: Senior Research Associate at the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research and Executive Officer of the UK Global Carbon Project Office, School of Environmental Sciences, University of East Anglia, Norwich UK. Performed research related to GHG emissions, climate impacts, decarbonisation pathways and science-based targets as required, working closely with colleagues in the Global Carbon Project and the Tyndall Centre
2009-2013: Research Associate and GEOTRACES Fellow at the School of Earth, Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences, University of Manchester, UK. Analysed helium and tritium samples to investigate the distribution of trace elements and carbon in the oceans.
2005-2009: PhD in Environmental Science with the Dynamic Green Ocean Modelling Group at School of Environmental Sciences, University of East Anglia, Norwich UK and the British Antarctic Survey, Cambridge UK, under the supervision of Professor Corinne Le Quéré.
Thesis: The role of macrozooplankon in the global carbon cycle Investigated the effect of biological and ecological processes on ocean biogeochemistry and their role in the global carbon cycle using data collection, analysis and numerical modelling
2000-2004: BSc in Marine Science, National University of Galway, Ireland
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Aisling Murphy
OVERVIEW
Aisling is a Research Support Officer on the CAPACITY project, and is also supporting the wider Energy Policy and Modelling Group. She completed a Master’s by Research Degree at UCC, in which her thesis focused on Metocean Engineering. She also completed a BA in Geographical and Archaeological Sciences at UCC, in which her thesis focused on sustainable energy and climatology. Previously Aisling worked as a consultant for offshore wind.
Current work
Aisling is a Research Support Officer on the CAPACITY project, which is developing energy system models to support climate action policy making in Ireland, assisting with project management tasks.
Background
Aisling perviously worked as a consultant for offshore wind in which she specialized in metocean engineering and project management, working to develop offshore wind projects in Ireland and globally. She completed a Master’s by Research Degree at UCC, in which her thesis focused on analyzing the variations in sea surface temperature changes around Ireland’s coastline from 2002-2020. She also completed a BA in Geographical and Archaeological Sciences at UCC, in which her thesis focused on sustainable energy and climatology.
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Prof Brian Ó Gallachóir
Overview
Brian Ó Gallachóir is Professor of Energy Engineering at UCC and Director of MaREI, the €65 million SFI Research Centre for Energy Climate and Marine.
He established integrated energy systems modelling research capacity in Ireland and is an internationally recognised expert with over 30 years research experience. He is ranked first place globally in google scholar in the category of energy modelling, having built and advanced energy models to undertake climate mitigation analysis.
Current Work
Brian is the elected Chair of International Energy Agency Technology Collaboration Programme on energy systems modelling (IEA-ETSAP) and an elected Fellow of the Irish Academy of Engineering. His research has delivered significant societal impact, in informing major Irish energy and climate policy decisions in the past 10 years, but also EU energy and climate mitigation policies and energy company strategies. Brian has also increased the transdisciplinary nature of climate action research, particularly evident in the multi-award winning Dingle Peninsula 2030 partnership project. He was awarded the SFI Best International Engagement Award 2020 and SFI Best Engaged Research Award in 2022. Brian is also a CO-PI on the CAPACITY project which is developing energy system models to support climate action policy making in Ireland for the Department of Environment, Climate and Communications.
Brian as also instrumental in establishing a new engineering discipline in Ireland, namely energy engineering, by developing Ireland’s first taught Masters programme in sustainable energy in 2005 at UCC, and the first undergraduate BE degree programme in energy engineering in 2008.
Background
Brian has a first-class honours BSc Degree in Applied Sciences from TU Dublin and Trinity College and a PhD in Optimal Design of Wave Energy Devices from University College Cork.
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Dr. Alexandra Revez
OVERVIEW
Alexandra is a Research Fellow in MaREI and is located in the Environmental Research Institute in UCC. She also works with the Cleaner Production Promotion Unit in UCC. Alexandra is a human geographer with over 10 years of experience working on multidisciplinary research projects in the areas of sustainable transitions, engaged climate action interventions, community development and flood risk management.
CURRENT ACTIVITIES
Alexandra is a Human Geographer and a Research Fellow in MaREI, in University College Cork. Her research work has concentrated in diverse areas including the societal and policy aspects of climate action, disaster management and energy transitions. Some of the projects she is currently involved include- STEPS (2020-2024) exploring public engagement with energy transition through an analysis of EirGrid’s evolving public engagement processes, case-studies on the community benefit scheme and the Celtic interconnector (led by ); Creative C-Change (2021-2023) analysing the impact of the arts in climate action in Ireland (led by Dr Marguerite Nyhan),; ENCLUDE (2021-2024) exploring different manifestations of energy citizenship for inclusive decarbonisation across Europe with ( led by Dr Niall Dunphy).
Alexandra is the Vice-Chair of the COST Action SHiFT Social Sciences and Humanities for Transformation and Climate Resilience. SHiFT seeks to strengthen SSH and transdisciplinary contributions within climate action research. Alexandra is also a member of the International Energy Agency Users-TCP Programme on Gender & Energy Task Force (IEA-Users-TCP) and is an elected external expert advisor in Ireland with the Teaching Council since 2017.
BACKGROUND
Alexandra brings a broad range of experiences and expertise in transdisciplinary collaborations in research, at national and international levels, accrued over 10 years. Her work builds on a robust set of experiences, commitment and skills, that includes promoting SSH research in cutting edge areas of teaching and research and linking this knowledge and level of interaction across a range of arenas and areas of expertise. Her ongoing work with the JPI Climate Action Group “Enabling Societal Transformations in the Face of Climate Change” aims to mobilise key social science and humanities research perspectives to promote just transitions in the face of climate change. Alexandra also has accrued experience teaching at third level, including development and delivery of Postgraduate modules in the Geography Department in NUIG and supervision of undergraduate and postgraduate dissertation projects (2010-2015). Co-development and delivery of a three year blended Doctoral School Programme through the ‘ANDROID Disaster Resilience Network’ (2012-2015) and various guest lectures for the MA in Sociology of Sustainability and Global Challenges in the Module ‘SC6631 Sociology of Sustainable Development’ led by Dr Gerard Mullally in UCC (2020-2021).
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Dr Fionn Rogan
Overview
Fionn is a Senior Research Fellow in MaREI and is located in the Environmental Research Institute in UCC. Fionn is interested in energy systems modelling, climate policy pathways, philosophy of technology, and energy innovation. Fionn is an expert developer of the LEAP Ireland energy system model and an experienced user of the Irish TIMES energy system model.
Current Activities
Fionn currently leads the CAPACITY project which is developing energy system models to support climate action policy making in Ireland.
Background
Fionn has also worked on projects examining the decarbonisation opportunities for Ireland. He is formerly a climate technology fellow supported by the EPA, where he examined how an innovation systems approach can help realise climate technology opportunities in Ireland. For his PhD, Fionn developed and used techno-economic energy systems models for long-term energy systems evaluation.
He has lectured on many energy systems modelling and sustainable energy modules in UCC and has published in key energy and transport research journals. In addition to academic work, Fionn has extensive industry experience, where he worked in the semi-conductor industry for four years. Fionn has a B.Eng. (Industrial Engineering and Information Systems) from NUI Galway, an MEngSc (Sustainable Energy) from UCC, and a PhD (Energy efficiency evaluation and energy systems modelling) from UCC.
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Andrew Smith
Overview
I develop and analyse decarbonisation pathways; electricity generation portfolios. I generate strategy, policy development and quantitative analysis for carbon, energy and transport.
Background
I have developed and analysed decarbonisation pathways; electricity generation portfolios as well as generating strategy, policy development and quantitative analysis for carbon, energy and transport for over twenty years.
Current Work
SEAI Fellow for carbon budgets and mitigation, in Ireland.
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Bakytzhan Suleimenov
Overview
Bakytzhan is a Senior Research Coordinator for the CAPACITY project in the ERI Building in UCC. He is responsible for developing and coordinating the TIMES Ireland model. Technical Skills: TIMES/VEDA (advanced), GAMS, Python, Data analysis, Git/GitHub for versioning,
optimisation modelling, linear programming, economic analysis, SQL database user (Postgres)
Current Work
Baktyzhan is responsible for developing and coordinating the TIMES Ireland model as part of the CAPACITY project to support climate action policy making in Ireland.
Background
Bakytzhan completed a Master of Science in Nuclear Physics in Dubna International University for Nature, Society and Man, Dubna, Russia, and a Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Physics at Gumilev Eurasian National University, Astana, Kazakhstan. He has worked in varios modelling roles such as an Energy Economist in Laboratory for Energy Systems Analysis, Paul Scherrer Institute, Switzerland in which he Created/developed techno-economic models of the energy system of New Zealand, and Switzerland with all EU/EEA countries using linear optimisation (in GAMS, CPLEX, TIMES/MARKAL) for studying energy and climate policies, energy pathways.
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Ciara Doherty
OVERVIEW
Ciara is a Research Assistant in the Energy Policy and Modelling Group, working on Technology Pathways and Policy Roadmaps projects.
CURRENT ACTIVITIES
Currently, Ciara is working on analysis of how the energy-related targets for the EU align with energy system scenarios consistent with national carbon budgets and Sectoral Emissions Ceilings across the energy sectors in Ireland.
BACKGROUND
Ciara holds a bachelor’s degree in biomedical engineering and has worked for several years as a Manufacturing Engineer in the Medical Device industry in Cork. More recently, she has completed a MEngSc in Sustainable Energy Engineering in University College Cork (2024), in which her Master’s thesis focused on the land footprint of the Irish energy system, using the TIMES-Ireland Model to investigate the land area impact of different energy system pathways.
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Neha Jaggeshar
Overview
I am Neha Jaggeshar from Mauritius. I am enrolled as a PhD candidate at Energy Policy and Modelling Group, under the supervision of Prof. Hannah Daly. I will be pursuing my research in developing new integrated energy-land-food systems modelling tools and capacity to support long-term climate planning.
Background
I have previously worked as a Research Assistant and was involved in developing energy system models for small island developing states.
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Duncan Matthews
OVERVIEW
Duncan is an Irish Research Council employment-based scholar working with ElectroRoute, a subsidiary of Mitsubishi Corporation, to model the roles hydrogen and its derivatives can play in the decarbonisation of energy systems. His work uses PLEXOS simulation software to model the deployment of hydrogen as an energy vector in Paris-Agreement-aligned energy system pathways.
BACKGROUND
Duncan holds a BSc in Mechanical Engineering and an ME in Energy Systems Engineering, both from University College Dublin. As a part of his ME, Duncan undertook an internship with ElectroRoute, who he continued to work with as an Energy Analyst upon completion of his placement.
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Duncan Mathews - MaREI
Jeanne Spillane
OVERVIEW
Jeanne is a Doctoral Student at MaREI, currently pursuing a PhD at University College Cork under the supervision of Dr. Hannah Daly, Dr. Ger Mullally, Dr. Paul Deane and Dr. Steve Pye. Her PhD project is exploring the topic of “Achieving universal access to clean fuels and technologies within households: synergies and trade-offs with climate action goals
BACKGROUND
Jeanne has extensive experience working in energy efficiency, policy and development. Prior to starting her PhD, Jeanne worked as a policy officer with the Heat and Energy Efficiency Scotland team in the Scottish Government where she led on Home Energy Scotland, the Scottish Government’s flagship domestic energy advice service, and on the relationship with Energy Saving Trust, key delivery partners for the Scottish Government Heat in Buildings Strategy.
She completed the first 12-week Community Energy Mentor course run by the Dingle Creativity and Innovation Hub and was involved in the Corca Dhuibhne Community Energy Group.
Previously, Jeanne worked as Regional Communications Consultant with WFP in Asia (2015-2017), where her role involved providing communications support to country offices across Asia, including travel to Sri Lanka, the Philippines and Afghanistan for emergency comms support. Jeanne previously worked as part of a small team supporting the Irish Ambassador to the United Nations in his position as co-chair of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) negotiations in New York. She worked with DFAT Ireland on a Review of Irish Foreign Policy; she worked in Rwanda where she conducted research on peacebuilding and radio programming for her Master’s thesis. She has an M.Sc. in Development Practice – an interdisciplinary program exploring issues in development across Social Sciences, Natural Sciences, Economics and Management and Health. She also has an M.Phil. in International Peace Studies.
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Jeanne Spillane - MaREI
Weipeng Xie
Overview
I am Weipeng Xie from China. I am doing as a PhD student at Energy Policy and Modelling Group, under the supervision of Prof. Hannah Daly and Paul Deane. My research focus on modelling negative emissions technologies (NETs) for long-term net-zero or negative emissions pathways.
Background
I achieved a Master's Degree of Sustainable Energy at UCC.
EPMG Alumni - PhD Graduates
| Name |
Date Degree Awarded |
PhD Title |
LinkedIn |
| Ankita Gaur |
2024 (pending) |
Depicting energy service demands as a mitigation lever in energy systems models |
Ankita Singh Gaur | LinkedIn |
| Jason McGuire |
2024 (pending) |
Advancing Irish energy system modelling to inform residential policy |
Jason Mc Guire | LinkedIn |
| Vera O'Riordan |
2024 (pending) |
Enhanced Modelling of Transport Decarbonisation and Policy Pathways for Ireland. |
Vera O'Riordan | LinkedIn |
| Siddarth Joshi |
2023 |
Applications of Big Data and Machine Learning in Global Energy System Modelling. |
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| Vahid Aryanpur |
2023 |
Improving the Ability of Energy Systems Optimisation Modelling to Inform National Energy Policymaking |
Vahid Aryanpur | LinkedIn |
| Laura Mehigan |
2022 |
Understanding future power system challenges with higher renewables and electrification |
Laura Mehigan | LinkedIn |
| Tomas Mac Uidhir |
2021 |
Enhansed energy policy simulation modelling to understand past and inform future climate action in Ireland |
Tomas Mac Uidhir | LinkedIn |
| Evan Boyle |
2021 |
A multi-stakeholder approach to the socio-technical transition to a low-carbon society |
Evan Boyle | LinkedIn |
| Martin Brinkerink |
2021 |
Connecting the Continents Power - System Modelling and Capacity Building for Detailed Assessments of Global Power Sector Decarbonization Pathways |
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| Connor McGookin |
2021 |
Developing participatory methods in energy system modelling and planning |
Connor McGookin | LinkedIn |
| Clare Watson |
2020 |
Responding to climate change and the energy transition: the experience and capacity of communities in Ireland. |
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| Alessia Elia |
2020 |
Quantifying the impact of energy technology innovation on cost reductions |
Alessia Elia | LinkedIn |
| Conor Hickey |
2020 |
Evaluating The Impacts Of Legacy Infrastructure and Stranded Assets on Energy Markets And Utilities in Low Carbon Energy Systems |
Conor Hickey | LinkedIn |
| Xiufeng Yue |
2019 |
Deep decarbonisation scenarios for Ireland to 2050 using a new scenario ensamble tool |
Xiufeng Yue | LinkedIn |
| Shane McDonagh |
2019 |
Technoeconomic evaluation of Power-to-Gas: Modelling costs, carbon effects, and future applications |
Shane McDonagh | LinkedIn |
| Steve Pye |
2019 |
Innovative approaches to developing deep decarbonisation strategies. |
Steve Pye | LinkedIn |
| Emer Dennehy |
2019 |
Improving the quantitative evaluation of energy efficiency |
Emer Dennehy PhD | LinkedIn |
| Fiac Gaffney |
2019 |
Analysing Evolutionary Pathways for the European Power System resulting from Climate Mitigation Policy |
Fiac Gaffney | LinkedIn |
| Joe Curtin |
2019 |
Financial incentives for low-carbon transition: from citizens to professional investors |
Dr Joseph Curtin | LinkedIn |
| Matthew Clancy |
2018 |
Modelling sustainable energy and the implications for policy |
Matthew Clancy | LinkedIn |
| Sean Collins |
2018 |
Modelling the interactions between power systems and energy systems |
Seán Collins | LinkedIn |
| Eamonn Mulholland |
2018 |
Techno-Economic and Socio-Economic Modelling of Energy in Road Transport to Inform Climate Policy |
Eamonn Mulholland | LinkedIn |
| James Glynn |
2016 |
Assessing Energy Security and Macroeconomic Feedback in National and Global Integrated Energy Systems Models |
James Glynn | LinkedIn |
| Alessandro Chiodi |
2014 |
Climate and Energy scenarios for Ireland to 2050 using the Irish TIMES energy systems model |
Alessandro Chiodi | LinkedIn |
| Denis Dineen |
2014 |
Bottom-up Modelling of Energy Demand and Technical Energy Savings Potential in the Irish Residential Sector |
Denis Dineen | LinkedIn |
| Fionn Rogan |
2013 |
Empirical Analysis and Improved Modelling of Natural Gas Demand in Ireland |
Fionn Rogan | LinkedIn |
| Hannah Daly |
2012 |
Transport energy demand: techno-economic modelling and scenarios for Irish climate policy |
Hannah Daly | LinkedIn |
| Paul Deane |
2012 |
Improved Modelling of Pumped Hydro Energy Storage |
Paul Deane | LinkedIn |
| Caiman Cahill |
2011 |
Measuring Energy Efficiency in Industry: Evaluating and Improving Top-down Methods |
Caiman Cahill | LinkedIn |
EPMG Alumni - MEngSc (by Research) Graduates
| Name |
Date Degree Awarded |
Master Thesis Title |
LinkedIn |
| Maitiú Ó Ciaráin |
2016 |
Exploring Gas Supply Interruptions to the EU: An Integrated Power & Gas Modelling Approach. |
Maitiú Ó Ciaráin | LinkedIn |
| Annicka Wänn |
2014 |
Modelling future energy scenarios in the South West Region of Ireland |
Annicka Wänn, PMP® | LinkedIn |
| Patrick Calnan |
2013 |
Modelling the Impacts of Electric Vehicles on the Electricity Market using PLEXOS |
Patrick Calnan | LinkedIn |
| Shane McCarthy |
2008 |
Modelling Wind in the Irish Electricity Market |
Shane McCarthy | LinkedIn |
| Kateryna Koryeyeva |
2005 |
Security of Energy Supply, Investigating Issues for Ireland |
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| Giulia Guidi |
2005 |
Modelling Wind Energy Support Mechanisms in Ireland’s Liberalized Electricity Market |
Giulia Guidi | LinkedIn |
