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An innovative opportunity awaits for a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at a forward-thinking institution, focusing on the development of a digital twin for low-voltage electricity grids. This role emphasizes advanced modeling and simulation to enhance grid flexibility and integrate distributed energy resources. Join a vibrant team dedicated to pioneering research that bridges academia and industry, while contributing to sustainable innovation. Enjoy a competitive salary, generous leave, and a flexible working culture that supports a healthy work-life balance. Be part of a transformative project that shapes the future of energy systems.
Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Digital Twin of LV Grids for V2X Integration
Opportunity:
Salford Business School boasts a vibrant international community. We are pioneers in redefining education and its role in shaping the future and world around us. Industry collaborations, knowledge transfer partnerships, research partnerships, international exchanges, student opportunities, outreach activities - these are just some of the ways we connect and work together. We have recently launched our Centre for Sustainable Innovation (CSI), which acts as a catalyst for collaboration between academia, policymakers, and industry, helping empower businesses to overcome new and existing challenges in today’s dynamic landscape.
We are seeking a highly motivated Postdoctoral Research Fellow to join our research team studying grid-edge flexibility in low-voltage (LV) electricity networks. The successful candidate will develop a digital twin of LV distribution grids to analyze the impact of local flexibility on grid operation. This role involves advanced modeling and simulation using Python and OpenDSS, focusing on assessing the contribution of distributed energy resources to grid flexibility.
The role:
Design, develop, and implement innovative modeling and simulation frameworks for studying local flexibility in LV electricity grids. Focus on analyzing the impact of distributed energy resources (DERs), bidirectional EVs, and other demand-side flexibility solutions. Examine and integrate the roles of emerging actors such as charge point operators (CPOs) and e-mobility service providers (EMSPs), acting as intermediaries between distribution system operators (DSOs) and end users. Validate models using digital twins and real-world data from pilot sites in the UK and EU.
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