Centre for Sustainable Power Distribution academic staff
We are academics researching in the area of sustainable power distribution.
Centre for Sustainable Power Distribution (CSPD)
We develop innovative technical, commercial solutions underpinning smart homes/businesses, smart mobility and smart grids.
Our research team
Find out about our team of academics, researcher and students who bring their knowledge and expertise to our Centre's research.
Centre for Sustainable Power Distribution postdoctoral researchers
We work as postdoctoral staff on research themes connected to this Centre.
Centre for Sustainable Power Distribution postgraduate researchers
We are postgraduate students working towards our doctorates in research themes accociated with the centre.
Our research projects
Find out about the research our team is working on.
Maximising the efficiency of electricity distribution networks
Our research into network charges influenced government policy, industrial practice and standards, leading to social, economic and environmental benefits.
Research sparks new power savings in the University Library
University of Bath researchers have discovered a way of saving electrical power by running their library's computers on a direct current.
Strengthening India's power networks with direct current
Research led by the University of Bath is set to make India's power networks more robust, sustainable and able to withstand increased demand.
High energy and power density solutions to large energy deficits
The consortium brings together researchers from the UK and India to address rising energy demands and the future of energy infrastructure in the UK and India.
About us
We research smart energy systems to improve the flexibility and efficiency of our energy systems. Our core strengths are:
- energy system modelling (from streets, community to region and country, including three-phase imbalance)
- operation
- control
- planning
- power markets
- big data analytics
We use new energy and digital technologies to deliver innovations that maximise returns from existing and future resources, reducing the cost for our low-carbon transition.
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