Bringing together the energy networks community
The Supergen Energy Networks Hub (SEN) is a £9m research project funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC). The hub brings together collaborative teams from Industry, Academia, Government and Civil Society to carry out highly impactful, interdisciplinary research, to enable energy networks to become a driving force towards a rapid, safe and just transition to net zero.
About us
Vibrant and diverse energy networks community
Led by Director, Phil Taylor (University of Bristol), Deputy Director, Robin Preece (University of Manchester) and Project Management from Lindsey Allen (Newcastle University).
Our multidisciplinary team consisting of Engineers, Physical Scientists, Computer Scientists, Social Scientists and Professional Services are integral in carrying out the core research programme of the hub as well as connecting, convening, supporting and developing more than 700 stakeholders within our community.
Co-investigators include:
Furong Li, Andy Shea and Chenghong Gu (University of Bath)
Martin Freer and Adriano Sciacovelli (University of Birmingham)
Sam Williamson, Caitlin Robinson and Sridhar Adepu (University of Bristol)
Jianzhong Wu and Muditha Abeysekera (University of Cardiff)
Peter Taylor and Sheridan Few (University of Leeds)
Alessandra Parisio and Victor Levi (University of Manchester)
David Greenwood (Newcastle University)
Stephen Haben and Beth Warnock (Energy Systems Catapult)
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Mission
The Hub has established a vibrant, well-connected, diverse, open and communicative energy networks community with a deeper understanding of whole systems approaches to energy networks.
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Stakeholders
The Hub integrates a wide range of stakeholders while complementing national and international investments in energy networks, allowing all stakeholders to exploit opportunities in the sector.
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Research
The research component of the Hub’s activities comprises an interconnected and complementary series of missions and work packages (WP).
Research Project Manager
Newcastle University
Project date:
2024
Latest Publications
Springer Nature Paper
Identification of weather patterns and transitions likely to cause power outages in the United Kingdom
Author(s): Souto L, Robert N, Gonzalez P. L. M, Wilkinson J & Taylor P. C
Project date:
2023
Latest publications
IEEE journal paper
Assessment of spatial and temporal modelling on greenhouse gas emissions from electricity generation
Author(s): Sarhan A, Ramachandaramurthy V, Sin T, Walker S, Salman B, Padmanaban S
- Pages: 1
- Publisher: IEEE
- Bibliographic Status: Published
Project date:
2022
Latest publications
Electrical Power & Energy Systems
Probabilistic multi-stability operational boundaries in power systems with high penetration of power electronics
Project Leader: Fatah Mochamad R, Preece R, Hasan K.
Author(s): Fatah Mochamad R, Preece R, Hasan K.
Journal: International
Volume: 135
Pages: 107382
Publisher: Elsevier
Bibliographic Status: Published
Project date:
2022
Latest publications
Electrical Power & Energy Systems
An interdisciplinary research perspective on the future of multi-vector energy networks
Project Leader: Taylor P.C, Abeysekera M, Bian Y, Ćetenović D, Deakin M, Ehsan A, Levi V, Li F, Oduro R, Preece R, Taylor P.G, Terzija V, Walker S.L, Wu J
Author(s): Taylor P.C, Abeysekera M, Bian Y, Ćetenović D, Deakin M, Ehsan A, Levi V, Li F, Oduro R, Preece R, Taylor P.G, Terzija V, Walker S.L, Wu J
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