Seyed Mohsen Hashemi | Electrical power | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Seyed Mohsen Hashemi | Electrical power | Best Researcher Award

Faculty member, Niroo research institute, Iran

Seyedmohsen Hashemi is a distinguished figure in the power system sector, seamlessly merging over a decade of industry expertise with academic brilliance. As a seasoned electrical engineer and devoted Assistant Professor, he epitomizes the synergy between practical experience and scholarly rigor. His journey spans from pivotal research roles at Iran Power System Engineering Research Center and Niroo Research Institute to his current faculty position, where he inspires and shapes future leaders in power systems.

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Education 🎓

Dr. Seyedmohsen Hashemi earned his Ph.D. in Electrical Power Engineering from Shahid Beheshti University in 2019, solidifying his foundation for groundbreaking contributions in the energy domain.

Experience 💡⚙️

Dr. Hashemi’s career trajectory reflects a commitment to innovation and excellence. From his tenure as a Researcher at Iran Power System Engineering Research Center and Niroo Research Institute to his current role as a distinguished Faculty Member, his contributions have been instrumental in advancing the frontiers of energy planning optimization.

Research Interests 📚🔍

Dr. Hashemi’s research interests encompass a broad spectrum of topics critical to the future of energy. His work delves into areas such as renewable energy integration, grid optimization, and microgrid operation, reflecting a deep-seated commitment to sustainability and efficiency in power systems.

Publications

  • “Energy Management Systems for Grid-Connected and Autonomous Operation” (2019) – Published in Microgrids: Advances in Operation, Control, and Protection, this book chapter explores cutting-edge approaches to energy management in microgrid environments.
  • “A Reliability-based Strategy for Active Distribution Network Expansion Planning” (2023) – Presented at the 13th Smart Grid Conference, this paper outlines a novel approach to enhancing the reliability of distribution networks through strategic expansion planning.
  • “Water and Emission Constrained Generation Expansion Planning for Iran Power System” (2024) – Published in Energy, this research article presents a comprehensive framework for optimizing generation expansion in the face of water and emission constraints, addressing crucial sustainability challenges in Iran’s power sector.

VINCENT DE PAUL IGOR ESSOUMA KOUNG | Wind Energy | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. VINCENT DE PAUL IGOR ESSOUMA KOUNG | Wind Energy | Best Researcher Award

Fourth year Doctorate/Ph.D Student in Physics, University Of Yaounde I/Faculty Of Science/Department Of Physics, Cameroon

Vincent De Paul Igor Essouma Koung, a fourth-year Doctorate/Ph.D. student in Physics at the University Of Yaounde I, Cameroon, has been honored with the prestigious Best Researcher Award in Wind Energy. 🏆 His dedication and innovative contributions in the field of wind energy have garnered recognition both nationally and internationally. Through his research, Koung aims to address critical challenges and advance the understanding of wind power generation for sustainable energy solutions. With his passion for science and commitment to excellence, Koung continues to inspire fellow researchers and contribute significantly to the advancement of renewable energy technologies. 🌬️

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Education 🎓

Mr. Vincent De Paul Igor Essouma Koung’s academic journey reflects his dedication to the field of physics, with a focus on Energy and Environment. Starting from his Bachelor’s degree in Physics from the University of Yaounde I, Cameroon, he steadily progressed through his Master’s and is currently pursuing his Ph.D. in the same department. His consistent academic performance, culminating in a Good mention for his Master’s degree, underscores his commitment to excellence in his field.

Experience 💼

Mr. Essouma Koung has gained valuable professional experience both in academia and the industry. As a consultant for the design office BST EUROPE (now GREEN ELECTRICITY EUROPE), he contributed to innovative projects in the energy sector. Additionally, as a co-founder of the Volto Gaz project, he is actively involved in the development of sustainable energy solutions in Cameroon. His practical experience includes assisting Master’s students with research initiation and numerical simulations at the Laboratory of Energy and Environmental.

Research Interests 🔬

Mr. Essouma Koung’s research interests encompass a wide range of topics related to renewable energy, particularly focusing on wind energy. His expertise includes the implementation of GIS in evaluating wind resources, performance optimization of energy systems, and the integration of renewables into energy systems. His ongoing and planned research projects demonstrate his commitment to addressing key challenges in the field of sustainable energy.

Awards 🏆

While specific awards or recognitions are not mentioned, Mr. Essouma Koung’s significant contributions to the field of renewable energy, as evidenced by his publications and professional engagements, undoubtedly merit recognition. His dedication to advancing sustainable energy solutions in Cameroon is commendable and underscores his potential as a leading figure in the field.

Publications Top Notes 📚

“Technoeconomic analysis of a wind power generation system and wind resource mapping using GIS tools: The case of twelve locations in the commune of Evodoula, Cameroon” – International Journal of Energy Research, 2024.

“A new method optimization the estimation of wind-generated electricity production using physical and modified power models of a wind generator: Case of a place-called in the commune of Evodoula, Cameroon”

“Statistical analysis and comparison of three numerical methods for estimating Weibull parameters using the probabilistic Weibull distribution model to process the evaluation of wind resources for the development of a wind Atlas: Case of the twelve places-called in Evodoula in Cameroon”