Organization profile

Organisation profile

Our work in energy brings together Strathclyde researchers from across the disciplines to address the many energy challenges of the 21st Century, including reducing the environmental impact of energy use, improving energy efficiency, coping with declining fossil fuel supplies and managing an ageing energy infrastructure.

As one of the largest energy research clusters in Europe, and host to the pioneering Technology & Innovation Centre, Strathclyde offers a huge range of leading expertise across a variety of specialist groups along with world-leading laboratories, unique demonstration facilities and cutting-edge analytical tools.

Whether through expert consultancy, Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTP) or bespoke research, Strathclyde researchers are routinely involved in highly successful collaborations and stand ready to contribute their expertise for the benefit of our partners in industry, government and wider society.

Our work in energy falls into eight broad categories that span a wide-ranging spectrum of activities, from research into resource extraction right through to support for energy policy formulation.

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Energy efficiency Engineering & Materials Science

Electricity Engineering & Materials Science

Electric power distribution Engineering & Materials Science

Economics Engineering & Materials Science

Inspection Engineering & Materials Science

Carbon Engineering & Materials Science

Costs Engineering & Materials Science

Offshore wind farms Engineering & Materials Science

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Profiles

Stuart Galloway

stuart.galloway@strath.ac.uk

Person: Academic

Nicolas Kelly, BEng (Hons), MSc, PhD, PGCE

nicolas.kelly@strath.ac.uk

Mechanical And Aerospace Engineering - Reader
Energy

Person: Academic

Richard Lord

richard.lord@strath.ac.uk

Civil And Environmental Engineering - Senior Lecturer
Energy

Person: Academic

Projects 2014 2023

13 Not started
37 Finished
65 Active

Rural Energy Access through Social Enterprise and Decentralisation (EASE)

Galloway, S.

Scottish Government

1/10/18 → 30/09/19

Project: Research

EPSRC Capital Award: Emphasising Support for Early Career Researchers

McArthur, S.

EPSRC (Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council)

1/10/18 → 31/03/20

Project: Research

WARC2 - Design Optimisation

Riccardi, A., Dempster, W., Minisci, E. & Nash, D.

Weir Group plc (The)

1/10/18 → 30/09/21

Project: Research

Research Output 2017 2018

A decision support tool to assist with lifetime extension of wind turbines

Rubert, T., McMillan, D. & Niewczas, P. 31 May 2018 In : Renewable Energy. 120, p. 423-433 11 p.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

Open Access

File

Wind turbines

Turbogenerators

Costs

Farms

Decision making

1 Citations

An optimisation study on integrating and incentivising Thermal Energy Storage (TES) in a dwelling energy system

Oluleye, G., Allison, J., Kelly, N. & Hawkes, A. D. 29 Apr 2018 In : Energies. 11, 5, 17 p., 1095

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

Open Access

File

Energy Storage

Thermal energy

Energy storage

Optimization

Energy

2 Citations

Assessing domestic heat storage requirements for energy flexibility over varying timescales

Allison, J., Bell, K., Clarke, J., Cowie, A., Elsayed, A., Flett, G., Oluleye, G., Hawkes, A., Hawker, G., Kelly, N., Manuela Marinho de Castro, M., Sharpe, T., Shea, A., Strachan, P. & Tuohy, P. 25 May 2018 In : Applied Thermal Engineering. 136, p. 602-616 15 p.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

Open Access

File

Heat storage

Time Scales

Heat

Flexibility

Requirements