Regulation-aware BESS dispatch for PV systems under virtual net-billing in Greece
Available online August 2026; assigned to vol. 265, pt. A (April 2027 issue).
Electrical & Computer Engineer focusing on renewable energy, grid flexibility, and battery storage.
Applied energy system modelling, techno-economic assessment, and industry-driven research for PV, wind, storage, and flexible electricity systems.
About
Electrical & Computer Engineer working at the intersection of renewable energy, grid flexibility, battery storage, and energy markets. The work centres on techno-economic assessment, feasibility studies, and investment-oriented analysis for PV, wind, BESS, and flexible electricity systems.
Currently a Research Associate and Doctoral Candidate at TUM, working on home energy management systems and flexible energy systems. Previous professional experience includes work as a Renewable Energy Consultant, spanning feasibility studies, technical due diligence, techno-economic assessments, energy system modelling, and the development of tools for PV and BESS sizing and operation.
Research experience includes real-time Hardware-in-the-Loop grid simulation at TUM, BiGRU-based EV charging modelling at Fraunhofer ISE, and peer-reviewed work on battery storage, EV charging behaviour, and Vehicle-to-Grid integration, including a 3rd Best Paper Award at IEEE PESS 2025.
Publications
Integration of PV and V2G Technology in an Island Grid: A Real-Time Simulation Study of Kastellorizo
Financial Impact Analysis of Electric Vehicle Charging Behavior with RNN Model and Validation Against Real-World Data
News
Reflections from Intersolar Europe 2026 and The smarter E Europe
Notes from Munich on battery storage as a revenue asset, hybrid PV plus storage, grid-forming inverters, energy management software, bidirectional charging, and what structural curtailment means for Greece.
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Insights from the 7th Power & Gas Forum in Athens
Reflections on grid constraints, flexibility, storage, data infrastructure, and the increasingly operational nature of the Greek energy transition.
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Reflections from Renewable EnergyTech in Thessaloniki
Notes from Renewable EnergyTech in Thessaloniki on curtailment, storage delays, flexible portfolios, and self-consumption, and a conversation on what young engineers gain from the market itself.
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