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Ekaterina Fedotova
Also known as: Ekaterina V. Kasilova
Open Energy Transition, Nacional'nyj issledovatel'skij universitet MEI, Smartec Engineering Company
Research areas: Engineering · Electrical and Electronic Engineering · Integrated Energy Systems Optimization · Climate variability and models · Electric Power System Optimization
Employment
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Open Energy Transition2023 - Present
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Nacional'nyj issledovatel'skij universitet MEI Researcher2015 - 2023
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Smartec Engineering Company CFD Engineer2014 - 2015
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Publications (41)
- Prospect of green hydrogen in Malaysian iron and steel industry: Techno-economic assessment and energy modelling using PyPSA-Earth Save
- Flattening the peak demand curve through energy efficient buildings: A holistic approach towards net-zero carbon Save
- RELEVANCE OF ERA5 REANALYSIS FOR WIND ENERGY APPLICATIONS: COMPARISON WITH SODAR OBSERVATIONS Save
- Actual and design wind loads for overhead transmission lines in the Central European part of Russia Save
- Country-Wise Open Energy Planning in High-Resolution with PyPSA-Earth Save
- Open source modeling for planing sustainable power development in resource-rich economies: case study for Kazakhstan Save
- PyPSA-Earth. A new global open energy system optimization model demonstrated in Africa Save
- Quantification of cogeneration vulnerability towards the climate change: framework development Save
- Study of the Influence of Climate Variability on the Operation of Wind Farms on the Territory of Russia Save
- CHP performance under the warming climate: a case study for Russia Save
- Analysis of prerequisites for changing wind load standards for electric grid facilities Save
- Impact of Changing Wind Loads on the Reliability of Power Transmission Lines in Different Regions of Russia Save
- Climatic Extremes: a New Challenge for Russian Power Systems Save
- Wind Regime Change over the Russian Territory and the Accident Rate of Overhead Power Lines Save
- A Deep Learning Approach to Recognition of the Atmospheric Circulation Regimes Save
- Analysis of Dangerous Wind Loads Influence on 110-220 kV Power Grid Reliability in Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District of Russian Federation Save
- Comparative analysis of renewable energy integration in Germany and Russia Save
- Development of renewable power generation in Russia: Opportunities and risks from the climate perspective Save
- Heat Waves: A New Danger for the Russian Power System Save
- Hydropower Plants Operation in the Amur River Basin under Conditions of Anticipated Climate Change Save