Poster Presenters Announced for Atlantic Canadian Conference on Energy System Modelling

Energy system modellers are preparing to display their modelling results and insights at this year's Atlantic Canadian Conference on Energy System Modelling in Moncton, New Brunswick from June 19-20.

In April 2024, a call for submissions was released and here are the researchers selected for the poster exhibit in the conference halls. Follow the links to read the abstracts/summaries from each of the poster presentations:

Anirudh Kshemendranath
Dunsky Energy + Climate Advisors 

• Assessing BTM Solar's Contribution to Canada's Net-Zero Pathway

Ashok Sunder Rajan
School of Sustainable Energy Engineering, Simon Fraser University 

• Realizing NetZero Carbon in Datacenters

Elizabeth Oyekola
Dalhousie University

• Thermal modeling of subterranean battery energy storage system operation for residential and commercial buildings

Mostafa Mostafavi Sani
Dalhousie University

• Untitled (hydrogen as viable renewable energy)

Narges Sefid
Simon Fraser University

• Transmission line Impacts on Onshore Wind Location Suitability Analysis and Land Availability, Case of Atlantic Canada

Narges Sefid
Simon Fraser University

• Onshore wind energy land impacts: Implications for Nova Scotia using the Atlantic Canada Energy System Model (ACES)

Nathaniel Pearre
Dalhousie University

• EV charging hub network in PEI; a top down approach using existing public data.

Noushad Ahamed Chittoor Mohammed
University of Prince Edward Island

• Hybrid Machine Learning Inspired Digital Built Environment Generation for Energy Modeling

Pedro de Vasconcellos Oporto
Energy and Environmental Economics 

• Accounting for the Impact of Climate Change in Long Term Energy System Planning

Pedro de Vasconcellos Oporto
Energy and Environmental Economics 

• Considering the Reliability Value of Long Duration Energy Storage when Designing Policy Incentives and Programs

Sudipta Debnath
University of Prince Edward Island

• Community-Led Energy Auditing Data Collection and Processing to Predict Building Energy Efficiency

Sudipta Debnath
University of Prince Edward Island

• Post-processing of Community Led Energy Audit Thermal Imaginary

XiaoYu Wu
University of Waterloo 

• Modelling power-to-ammonia production for a clean hydrogen carrier in energy and export