Thiemo Pesch

Head of Department - Energy Grids & High Performance Computing

Forschungszentrum Jülich

Germany

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Thiemo Pesch is the Head of Department for Energy Grids & High Performance Computing at Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH in Germany. His research focuses on energy systems, particularly in the areas of multi-energy systems, digital twins, and network modeling. Recent publications include work on electrical system flexibility, gas network simulations, and control solutions for local energy communities. He is also involved in exploring the implications of quantum annealing in power grid optimization.

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Benjamin Schäfer

Assistant Professor

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

GERMANY

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Quantification of electrical system flexibility by local multi-energy systems: Impact of the system design and component interdependencies

Digital Twins for Building Pseudo-Measurements

Fast and Scalable Dynamic Gas Network Modeling and Simulation Framework With Gas Composition Tracking

Quantum Annealing based Power Grid Partitioning for Parallel Simulation

Optimal sizing of battery energy storage system for local multi-energy systems: The impact of the thermal vector

Signal Recovery in Power Systems by Correlated Gaussian Processes

HeatNetSim: An open-source simulation tool for heating and cooling networks suitable for future energy systems

Understanding Braess’ Paradox in power grids

On the development of control solutions for local energy communities

Simulation of Coupled Power and Gas Systems with Hydrogen-Enriched Natural Gas

High-performance charging for the electrification of highway traffic: Optimal operation, infrastructure requirements and economic viability

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Benjamin Schäfer

Marc Timme

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