Elias Hartvigsson
Elias Hartvigsson is a new postdoc at the division of Energy technology. He received his PhD from Chalmers in 2018 working on dynamics in rural electrification in collaboration with Berkeley Lab and Politecnico di Milano. His current research focus on the intersection between electric power systems and long-term trends in the area of variable renewable energy. Specifically he works on the impact of infrastructure investments and their connection with the share of variable renewable energy sources in electric power systems.
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Tackling complexity and problem formulation in rural electrification through conceptual modelling in system dynamics
Rural electrification and capacity expansion with an integrated modeling approach
To be or not to be: On system dynamics and the viability of mini-grids in rural electrification
Electricity access and rural development: Review of complex socio-economic dynamics and casual diagrams for more appropriate energy modelling
Comparison of load profiles in a mini-grid: Assessment of performance metrics using measured and interview-based data
The impact of ancillary services in optimal DER investment decisions
Flexible distribution design in microgrids for dynamic power demand in low-income communities
Using system dynamics for long term bottom-up electric load modeling in rural electrification
A System Dynamics Analysis of Cost-Recovery A Study of Rural Minigrid Utilities in Tanzania
Rural Electrification Through Minigrids in Developing Countries: Initial Generation Capacity Effect on Cost-Recovery
Assessment of Load Profiles in Minigrids: A Case in Tanzania
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Matching variable renewables with infrastructures and measures, part 2
Matching variable renewables with infrastructures and measures
Rural electrification