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eantonini/README.md

Hi there, I'm Enrico

I work on clean technologies, electricity grids and energy systems for the energy transition, including their interactions with weather and climate. I use engineering, modelling, optimisation and data to turn complex problems into practical tools, solutions and clear analysis.

I develop open-source tools and models for energy planning and currently work at Open Energy Transition, where I lead technical projects and a modelling team.

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  1. Global_wind_droughts Global_wind_droughts Public

    This repository contains scripts to calculate global distributions of and trends in wind droughts.

    Python 8 4

  2. CFD-based-WFLO CFD-based-WFLO Public

    Optimization framework for designing wind farms using computational fluid dynamics

    C 15 7

  3. climapower climapower Public

    This repository contains scripts to generate weather- and climate-driven power supply and demand time series for power and energy system analyses.

    Python 21

  4. Distributed_wind_and_solar_generation Distributed_wind_and_solar_generation Public

    Material and setup files to show the quantity-quality transition in the value of expanding wind and solar power generation

    Python 2

  5. Power_density_of_large_wind_farms Power_density_of_large_wind_farms Public

    Material and setup files to show how atmospheric pressure gradients and Coriolis forces control the power density of large wind farms

    Fortran 2 1