Fontina Petrakopoulou

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Universidad Carlos III de Madrid - Campus de Leganés

Spain

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Fontina Petrakopoulou is an Assistant Professor at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid - Campus de Leganes in Spain. Her research encompasses the evaluation of CO2 capture and storage, hydrogen-based electricity generation, and the environmental impacts of renewable energy sources such as solar and wind. She also specializes in the water-energy nexus and the techno-economic optimization of energy systems, with a focus on sustainability and efficiency enhancement.

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University of Naples Federico II

ITALY

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Evaluating the impact of CO2 capture and storage on total efficiency: A lifecycle analysis

Evaluating hydrogen-based electricity generation using the concept of total efficiency

Introducing the total efficiency to address challenges of the 21st century

A Closer Look at the Environmental Impact of Solar and Wind Energy

Defining the cost of water impact for thermoelectric power generation

Techno-economic assessment and optimization of a solar-assisted industrial post-combustion CO2 capture and utilization plant

Economic Analysis of a Zero-Water Solar Power Plant for Energy Security

Efficiency Enhancement of Gas Turbine Systems with Air Injection Driven by Natural Gas Turboexpanders

Optimization of Water Pressure of a Distribution Network within the Water–Energy Nexus

Water-energy nexus: A thermoeconomic analysis of polygeneration systems for small Mediterranean islands

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Maria Vicidomini

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