Clean Energy Engineering and Decarbonisation
Clean Energy Engineering and Decarbonisation addresses possibly the most important challenge facing society; decarbonisation of energy generation and use. The Theme covers aspects of this including energy generation from offshore sources, wind and solar, energy storage, and life-cycle analysis of energy systems; distribution of power through smart networks; and its use in transport, particularly commercial use.
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| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Dr Ajit Pillai | Group Lead Renewable Energy - Senior Lecturer in Autonomous Systems and Robotics |
| Dr Tarek Abdelsalam | Lecturer in Renewable Energy (Mechanical Engineering) |
| Dr Ian Ashton | Senior Lecturer in Offshore Technology |
| Professor Peter Connor | Associate Professor in Sustainable Energy Policy |
| Dr Aritra Ghosh | Lecturer |
| Professor Justin Hinshelwood | Associate Professor in Renewable Energy |
| Dr Faryal Khalid | Lecturer in Offshore Wind Technology |
| Professor Xiaohong Li | Professor in Energy Storage Technology |
| Dr Shuyue Lin | Lecturer in Energy Systems Technology |
| Professor Tapas Mallick | Professor in Clean Technologies |
| Dr Katie Shanks | Senior Lecturer |
| Professor Helen Smith | Associate Professor in Renewable Energy |
| Professor Asif Tahir | Associate Professor in Renewable Energy |
| Professor Philipp Thies | Professor of Renewable Energy |
| Professor Xiaoyu Yan | Professor in Sustainable Energy Systems |
| Dr Zhenyu Zhang | Lecturer in Renewable Energy (Battery/Hydrogen) |
| Professor Zhong Fan | Group Lead Smart Grids - Professor in Net Zero Electrical Energy |
| Professor Farhad Namdari | Associate Professor in Electrical Energy Systems |
| Dr Dawei Qiu | Lecturer in Smart Energy Systems |
| Dr Shuhang Shen | Senior Lecturer in Smart Grids |
Research groups and centres
Research work within this theme is delivered and supported by various centres and groups based in the Department of Engineering.
Highlighted Grant: GW-SHIFT
GW-SHIFT aims to accelerate the impact of research in low carbon hydrogen, contributing to securing the UK’s Net Zero 2050 targets. This programme is co-directed by the Universities of Bath and Exeter, and brings together researchers from across the GW4 Alliance of Bath, Bristol, Cardiff and Exeter universities alongside Swansea, South Wales, and Plymouth.
2024-2027 | £2.5million Grant Funding
Renewable Energy
Renewable Energy within Engineering has access to specialist resources and equipment, in addition to the majority of conventional engineering laboratory facilities.
