Summary
Andreas is a postdoctoral researcher in the Clean Energy Processes (CEP) Laboratory of the Department of Chemical Engineering. His PhD work was part of the Science and Solutions for a Changing Planet Doctoral Training Partnership at the Grantham Institute of Climate Change and the Environment.
His research interests include the design and operational optimisation of low-carbon heating technologies, the identification of energy-system implications of heat and electricity decarbonisation; and modelling of large-scale thermo-mechanical (e.g., pumped-thermal) electricity storage technologies.
Before joining Imperial College London, Andreas obtained an MEng degree in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Nottingham, where he was recognised as the best student of the course. He is an affiliate member of IMechE, from which he received the Institution Best Student and Frederic Barnes Waldron Awards in 2018.
Publications
Journals
Olympios AV, Sapin P, Freeman J, et al., 2022, Operational optimisation of an air-source heat pump system with thermal energy storage for domestic applications, Energy Conversion and Management, Vol:273, ISSN:0196-8904, Pages:1-23
Hoseinpoori P, Olympios AV, Markides CN, et al., 2022, A whole-system approach for quantifying the value of smart electrification for decarbonising heating in buildings, Energy Conversion and Management, Vol:268, ISSN:0196-8904, Pages:1-24
Olympios AV, Aunedi M, Mersch M, et al., 2022, Delivering net-zero carbon heat: technoeconomic and whole-system comparisons of domestic electricity- and hydrogen-driven technologies in the UK, Energy Conversion and Management, Vol:262, ISSN:0196-8904
Zhao Y, Song J, Liu M, et al., 2022, Thermo-economic assessments of pumped-thermal electricity storage systems employing sensible heat storage materials, Renewable Energy, Vol:186, ISSN:0960-1481, Pages:431-456