Gabriele Fambri

Assistant professor

Politecnico di Torino

Italy

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Dr. Gabriele Fambri is an Assistant Professor at Politecnico di Torino, Italy. His research areas include deep reinforcement learning for energy optimization, techno-economic analysis of energy systems, and renewable energy technologies. He has published recently on topics such as energy flows in multi-energy systems, the role of storage in the energy transition, and the flexibility of virtual energy storage in renewable energy communities.

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Assistant professor

Politecnico di Torino

ITALY

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Deep reinforcement learning as a tool for the analysis and optimization of energy flows in multi-energy systems

Assessing the role of storage and thermoelectric plants in the energy transition: a short- and medium-term scenario analysis with Italy as a case study

Hourly electricity CO2 intensity profiles based on the real operation of large-scale natural gas combined cycle cogeneration plants

Energy Assessment of a Slow Pyrolysis Plant for Biochar and Heat Cogeneration

Enhanced EV charging algorithm considering data-driven workplace chargers categorization with multiple vehicle types

The flexibility of virtual energy storage based on the thermal inertia of buildings in renewable energy communities: A techno-economic analysis and comparison with the electric battery solution

Power-to-heat plants in district heating and electricity distribution systems: A techno-economic analysis

Power-to-Gas in gas and electricity distribution systems: A comparison of different modeling approaches

Techno-economic analysis of Power-to-Gas plants in a gas and electricity distribution network system with high renewable energy penetration

Modelling climate neutrality for the European Green Deal

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Michel Noussan

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