Spring
The aerodynamics of the curled wake
Building energy arbitrage: the potential for buildings to provide stability to a renewable electric grid at a profit.
As the electric grid is increasingly powered by intermittent renewable sources, energy storage will become increasingly important to allow the electric grid to stable regulated power.
The Fluid Physics Challenges of Offshore Wind Plants
The fluid physics of offshore wind plants offer unique challenges that distinguish them from onshore wind plants. Offshore wind plants developed in the coming decade are likely to have enormous spatial scales compared to onshore plants, with hundreds of turbines operating, each with rotor diameters exceeding 200 m.
Job Market Paper: "Green Industrial Policies for Clean Energy Investments and Employment Creation: The Case of Colombia"
This paper analyses the impact of green industrial policies for advancing viable clean energy investments for Colombia.
Plausible energy demand patterns and transition risks
There are practical limits to reducing energy demand when global economic growth is robust, particularly in lower income regions.
Making Energy R&D Investment decisions under Deep Uncertainty
In the face of uncertainty in technological change and the diverse modelling approaches employed to provide insights to decision-makers about Energy R&D investment, it is unclear how much R&D investment should be allocated across a range of low carbon energy te
"Making Wildlife Policy Under Conditions of Climate Uncertainty" -- to be rescheduled to fall semester
Offshore Wind Interactions with the Atmosphere and Ocean Environment
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Offshore Wind Energy in the United States: the History, the Present, and Future of the Most Powerful and Promising Renewable Energy Source in the US
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