Tanja Clees

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Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University of Applied Sciences

Germany

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Prof. Dr. Tanja Clees is a faculty member at Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University of Applied Sciences, Germany. Her research focuses on hybrid hydrogen energy systems, thermodynamic modeling, and the optimization of energy storage solutions. Recent publications include studies on the retrofit of combined heat and power plants and contingency analysis for hydrogen-injected gas transport networks.

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Stefanie Meilinger

Professor for Sustainable Technologies

Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University of Applied Sciences

GERMANY

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Retrofit of a combined heat and power plant with gas and steam turbines to hydrogen with special consideration of the balance of plant

Sizing optimization of hybrid hydrogen energy storage systems: A metamodel-based approach

A new bottom-up method for classifying a building portfolio by building type, self-sufficiency rate, and access to local grid infrastructure for storage demand analysis

Effizienter Datenmanagement-Workflow zur Analyse eines PtGtX-Systems basierend auf Open-Source-Software und Low-Cost-Hardware

Thermodynamical and electrochemical model of a PEM electrolyzer plant in the megawatt range with a literature analysis of the fitting parameters

Analysis of Power-to-gas-to-X systems with metal hydride storage based on coupled electrochemical and thermodynamic simulation

Contingency analysis for gas transport networks with hydrogen injection

Efficient method for simulation of long-distance gas transport networks with large amounts of hydrogen injection

The origin of the hysteresis in cyclic voltammetric response of alkaline methanol electrooxidation

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Stefanie Meilinger

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