Jag är involverad i undervisningsaktiviteter i både kandidat- och masterprogram för förnybar energi och energieffektivitet. Jag lutar åt multidisciplinär forskning med fokus på elektromobilitet, peer-to-peer energidelning och urbana energisystem.
Dr. Pei Huang is Senior Lecturer at Energy Technology, Institute for Information and Technology at Dalarna University, Sweden. Dr. Huang received his Ph.D. degree from the City University of Hong Kong in 2017. Dr. Huang's current research topics include peer-to-peer energy sharing, urban energy systems, electric vehicles, sector coupling, positive energy districts, district heating, building energy efficiency, HVAC systems, uncertainty, and machine learning application in energy systems. He is active in research projects at national level (e.g. Formas, the Swedish Energy Agency) and international level (e.g. EU Horizontal 2020, Nordic Energy Research). He has successfully secured around 10 million SEK research funding at DU's disposal. He also actively participates in IEA tasks. He is in the editoral board of Buildings. He has published 49 journal articles, 1 book, 5 book chapters and 19 conference papers.
PI, 2023-2026, Energy Agency, Enhance the resilience and security of the existing electricity network via an Electric Vehicle based 'virtual' Electricity Network. (SEK 2.64 million). Grant No.: P2023-00498.
PI, 2023-2026, FORMAS, Increasing photovoltaic and electric vehicle utilization in the built environment: from challenges to opportunities. (3.75 million SEK). Grant No.: 2022-00444 (Success rate 13.8%)
Co-PI, national coordinator, 2023-2026, CETPartnership, Thermal energy storage and digitalization in district heating to enable transition to renewable and resource efficient energy systems. (2.32 million Euro). Grant No.: P2023-00894. Partners: NTNU, Asplan Viak, Norsk Energi, Utilifeed, Absolicon, Fraunhofer IEE, Smartrplace https://lnkd.in/g-J7Uqff
Co-PI, 2024-2026, The Swedish Energy Agency, Electric vehicles' potential to contribute with frequency regulation. (3.25 million SEK). Grant No.: P2023-00508.