This project aims to collaborate with Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT), ATCO, and Siemens, this is part of the project of Distributed Energy Management Initiative (DEMI). It aims to leverage the research capability at the University of Alberta as well as the research facilities at different partners to support Alberta businesses and utilities as they develop and deploy innovative solutions in today’s smart grids with high percentage of power electronics enabled renewable energy, more efficient loads, energy storages, thereby helping Alberta transition to a low carbon electricity grid. The focus of this project on life cycle assessment of technologies developed under DEMI.
An integrated assessment framework for the decarbonization of the electricity generation sector
Peer-Reviewed Journal Article
A decarbonization assessment of Canada's electricity generation sector.
Conference/Symposium/Workshop Contribution
A look into Canada’s future electricity grid greenhouse gas emissions factors
Conference/Symposium/Workshop Contribution
Assessment of renewable energy transition pathways for a fossil fuel-dependent electricity-producing jurisdiction
Peer-Reviewed Journal Article
Developing a framework to assess the long-term environmental consequences of the transition to cleaner electricity generation: the case of Alberta
Conference/Symposium/Workshop Contribution
NSERC/Cenovus/Alberta Innovates Associate Industrial Chair Program in Energy and Environmental Systems Engineering.
Research Report
Quantitative Assessment of GHG and Water Footprints for Energy Scenarios.
Conference/Symposium/Workshop Contribution