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Curriculum vitae of André Alves Pina

CURRICULUM VITAE

André Alves Pina

July 2017

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Short biography

Dr. André Pina concluded his M.Sc. in Technological Physics Engineering in 2007 and

his Ph.D. in Sustainable Energy Systems within the MIT Portugal Program in 2012 from

Instituto Superior Técnico, University of Lisbon, Portugal.

As a postdoctoral researcher, his main research topics are the development of modelling

methodologies to include supply and demand dynamics in the modeling of energy

systems, the quantification of the potential for energy efficiency and local energy

production at the urban scale and the assessment of material use and resource productivity

at the National and urban scales.

He has been part of projects involving the assessment of transitions in energy systems

towards the high penetration of renewable energy sources, with particular reference to the

Green Islands Project in cooperation with MIT, and on the quantification and design of

roadmaps for urban areas, namely for European and Asian cities with European

Municipalities and the Asian Development Bank, respectively.

Despite being a young researcher, André has shown his high potential and capacities. On

the scientific component, he has published 20 peer-reviewed papers in international

journals, along with 21 conference papers. He has also participated in 8 competitive

scientific projects. Currently, he is the scientific coordinator of the participation of IST in 1

international project and 1 national project On the teaching component, André has

successfully supervised 16 M.Sc. and 2 Ph.D. students and taught in 3 undergraduate, 3

M.Sc. and 2 Ph.D. level courses. Currently, he is supervising 3 Ph.D. students and 5 M.Sc.

students. Regarding knowledge transfer, he has engaged with a wide range of

stakeholders, including business and industry stakeholders, through 4 services projects

and 4 industrial consultancy projects. As for management activities, André is a member

of the Board of Directors of the IN+ Center for Innovation, Technology and Policy

Research since 2013, has participated in 18 examination boards, and participated in the

organization of 4 scientific events. Table 1 summarizes the main indicators regarding

André’s activities.

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Table 1 – Summary of indicators

Indicators Last three years Since 2007

Scientific

Papers published in scientific journals 11 20

Papers published in international conferences proceedings 9 21

Conference presentations 8 22

Competitive scientific projects 3 8

Teaching

Courses 4 8

M.Sc. student concluded supervisions 12 16

Ph.D. student concluded supervisions 2 2

Knowledge transfer

Rendering of services 3 4

Rendering of consulting 1 4

Non-academic experience 1 1

Management activities

Academic degrees’ examination boards 14 18

Organization of national and international scientific events 2 4

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Table of contents

1. Personal information ............................................................................................................. 6

1.1. Academic degrees .......................................................................................................... 6

1.2. Professional experience ................................................................................................ 7

1.3. Grants and Fellowships ................................................................................................ 9

1.4. Awards ......................................................................................................................... 10

1.5. Personal skills and competences ................................................................................. 10

2. Scientific research ............................................................................................................... 12

2.1. Scientific publications ................................................................................................. 12

2.1.1. Peer-reviewed articles in international journals ................................................ 12

2.1.2. Other publications ............................................................................................... 14

2.1.3. Conference papers ............................................................................................... 15

2.1.4. Invited communications and panel discussions ................................................... 17

2.1.5. Conference presentations .................................................................................... 18

2.1.6. Thesis ................................................................................................................... 20

2.2. Other scientific activities ............................................................................................. 20

2.2.1. Coordination and Participation in Projects ........................................................ 20

2.2.2. Reviewing activities in international journals and conferences .......................... 23

2.2.3. Reviewing activities in conferences ..................................................................... 23

3. Teaching .............................................................................................................................. 24

3.1. Teaching activities....................................................................................................... 24

3.2. Invited lecturer ............................................................................................................ 25

3.3. Supervision of students ................................................................................................ 26

3.3.1. Ph.D. ................................................................................................................... 26

3.3.2. M.Sc. .................................................................................................................... 27

4. Knowledge transfer ............................................................................................................. 32

4.1. Provision of Services ................................................................................................... 32

4.2. Provision of Consultancy ............................................................................................ 33

4.3. Non-academic Professional Experience ..................................................................... 34

5. Management activities ......................................................................................................... 35

5.1. Management of research institutions .......................................................................... 35

5.2. Participation in examination committees .................................................................... 35

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5.3. Organization of national or international events ........................................................ 36

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1. Personal information

First name(s) / Surname(s): André Alves Pina

E-mail: [email protected]

Nationality: Portuguese

Date of birth: 10/10/1984

Gender: Male

Public profiles:

ResearcherID: H-9454-2013; Scopus Author ID: 26422446400

ORCID: http://orcid.org/0000-0002-1575-4580

IST: https://sotis.tecnico.ulisboa.pt/sotis-ui/?#researcher/ist152274

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrepina

Google Scholar: http://scholar.google.pt/citations?user=Zku-t4IAAAAJ&hl=pt-PT

1.1. Academic degrees

Date: 01/09/2007 → 13/02/2012

Title of qualification awarded: Ph.D. in Sustainable Energy Systems (Pass with Distinction)

Principal subjects / occupational skills covered:

Ph.D. Thesis: “Supply and demand dynamics in energy systems modelling”

Knowledge in the following areas:

o Economic assessment of different energy production and energy efficiency

options;

o Technical analysis of energy systems through the development of energy models

in different software, such as TIMES, EnergyPLAN and LEAP.

Supervisors:

Prof. Paulo Ferrão and Dr. Carlos Silva (Instituto Superior Técnico, Technical University

of Lisbon, Portugal)

Name and type of organization providing education and training: MIT Portugal - Instituto

Superior Técnico (Technical University of Lisbon), Av. Rovisco Pais 1, 1049-001 Lisboa

(Portugal)

Date: 15/09/2002 → 31/07/2007

Title of qualification awarded: Integrated Masters in Technological Physics Engineering

(Bachelor’s + M.Sc.)

Principal subjects / occupational skills covered:

Master thesis: "Image Reconstruction in Gamma-ray Telescopes: A new method and its

application to the GAW project";

http://orcid.org/0000-0002-1575-4580

https://sotis.tecnico.ulisboa.pt/sotis-ui/?%23researcher/ist152274

https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrepina

http://scholar.google.pt/citations?user=Zku-t4IAAAAJ&hl=pt-PT

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Knowledge of Physics, Mathematics and Programming;

Spent 1 year as an Erasmus Student at the Università degli Studi di Padova (Italy) taking

courses on Physics, Mathematics and Economics.

Supervisor:

Prof. Mário Pimenta (Instituto Superior Técnico, Technical University of Lisbon,

Portugal)

Name and type of organization providing education and training: Instituto Superior Técnico,

Technical University of Lisbon, Portugal, Av. Rovisco Pais 1, 1049-001 Lisboa (Portugal)

Level in national or international classification: 18/20

1.2. Professional experience

Date: 03/2016→ 04/2016

Occupation or position held: Visiting researcher at Carnegie Mellon University

Main activities and responsibilities: Performing research on the assessment energy policies,

focusing on energy planning and electric mobility

Name and address of employer: Carnegie Mellon University, USA

Date: 01/03/2012→ …

Occupation or position held: IN+-IST post-doctoral researcher

Main activities and responsibilities: The main research interests focus on assessing the energy

and material metabolism of economies at different scales. In what concerns energy, the main

research efforts have been related to the improvement of existing modeling methodologies. The

goal is to enable them to account for the variability of renewable resources and the introduction

of load shifting and demand response technologies, including electric vehicles, in the design of

transitions in energy systems. Regarding the material use in countries and urban areas, the

research has been devoted to develop new methodologies to quantify the use of materials and the

resource productivity of economies, using Input-Output and Material Flow Analysis methods.

Recently, new research efforts have been developed to apply several of the methods developed at

the previously mentioned scales to the neighborhood scale, combining them with building

simulation modeling approaches.

Name and address of employer: IN+ Center for Innovation, Technology and Policy Research

(http://in3.dem.ist.utl.pt/), Instituto Superior Técnico, Av. Rovisco Pais, 1 - Pav. de Mecânica II,

1049-001 Lisboa (Portugal)

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Date: 01/05/2012→ …

Occupation or position held: Co-founder and Chief Technical Officer

Main activities and responsibilities: The main responsibilities have been the development of

smart metering data analysis methods, using non-intrusive load monitoring techniques to

disaggregate electricity consumption and provide feedback to consumers and utilities.

Name and address of employer: Watt-IS, Watt Intelligent Solutions, WATT-IS, LDA, Taguspark,

Parque de Ciência e Tecnologia, Edifício Inovação II, nº 411, 2740-122 Porto Salvo, Portugal

Date: 06/2014→ 09/2014

Occupation or position held: Consultant for the European Commission, Directorate-General

Joint Research Centre

Main activities and responsibilities: Development of representative mobility basket-of-products

(focusing on rail and air transport) for EU27 as well as the level of service provided; quantification

of life-cycle impacts according to the ILCD methodology.

Name and address of employer: European Commission, Joint Research Center, 21027 Ispra (VA),

Italy

Date: 02/2014→ 05/2014

Occupation or position held: Visiting researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Main activities and responsibilities: Performing research on the assessment of material use and

energy demand at the urban scale by using the Archsim and UMI modelling tools, with an

application to a neighborhood in Kuwait.

Name and address of employer: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA

Date: 01/2013→ 06/2013

Occupation or position held: Consultant for the Asian Development Bank

Main activities and responsibilities: Assessment of the urban metabolism of six Asian cities

through the quantification of material use by economic activity at the urban scale. Responsible

for the development and application of the methodology applied to quantify material use.

Name and address of employer: Asian Development Bank through Instituto Superior Técnico

Av. Rovisco Pais 1, 1049-001 Lisboa (Portugal)

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Date: 10/2011 → 02/2012

Occupation or position held: Research Fellow for the project Net Zero Energy School -

Reaching the community

Main activities and responsibilities: Analysis of the energy consumption of the households being

monitored within the project and development of feedback reports.

Name and address of employer: IN+ Center for Innovation, Technology and Policy Research

(http://in3.dem.ist.utl.pt/), Instituto Superior Técnico, Av. Rovisco Pais, 1 - Pav. de Mecânica II,

1049-001 Lisboa (Portugal)

Date: 01/09/2007 → 31/08/2011

Occupation or position held: MIT Portugal Doctoral Fellow (http://www.mitportugal.org/)

Main activities and responsibilities: Ph.D. student on energy systems modeling and involvement

in research projects.

Name and address of employer: MIT Portugal (http://www.mitportugal.org/), Instituto Superior

Técnico, Av. Rovisco Pais, 1 - Pav. de Mecânica II, 1049-001 Lisboa (Portugal)

Date: 01/09/2006 → 31/08/2007

Occupation or position held: Introduction to Research Fellow at LIP

Main activities and responsibilities: Participation in the GAW project as a researcher, responsible

for the development of a new method for the identification of particle air showers.

Name and address of employer: Laboratório de Instrumentação e Física Experimental de

Partículas, Av. Elias Garcia 14 1ºDto, 1000-149 Lisboa (Portugal)

1.3. Grants and Fellowships

– 2013: Post-Doctoral Scholarship from FCT with the reference SFRH/BPD/96459/2013

– 2012: Post-Doctoral Scholarship from the FCT Project InteGerSum (Project reference

PTDC/SEN-ENR/121747/2010)

– 2011: PhD Scholarship from the FCT Project Net Zero Energy School (Project reference

MIT-Pt/SES-SUES/0037/2008)

– 2007: PhD Scholarship from FCT (within the MIT Portugal Program) with the reference

SFRH/BD/35334/2007

– 2006: Introduction to Research Scholarship from the International Projecto Gamma Air Watch

– 2005: Erasmus Scholarship

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1.4. Awards

– Georgios Kazas Award (in recognition of the most significant research paper presented at the

Conference on the energy modelling at district and urban scale) at the 8th International

Conference on Sustainability in Energy and Buildings 2016 with the work “The use of multi-

detail building archetypes in urban energy modelling”, Torino, 2016.

– 3rd place in Best Student Presentation at the 9th Technical Workshop on Environment and

Alternative Energy organized by NASA and C3P with the work "Designing the transition to

sustainable energy systems: The Green Islands Project in the Azores", Noordwijk – The

Netherlands, November, 2011.

– Best poster at the 2nd Transatlantic Energy Conference organized by the MIT-Portugal Program

with the work “Maximizing Renewable Electricity on São Miguel”, Terceira, 2009.

– UTL/SANTANDER TOTTA award for best students ("Melhores Estudantes da UTL") in 2007.

1.5. Personal skills and competences

Languages:

Language Understanding Speaking

Writing Listening Reading Spoken interaction Spoken production

English C1 Proficient user C1 Proficient user C1 Proficient user C1 Proficient user C1 Proficient user

Italian A2 Basic user A2 Basic user A2 Basic user A2 Basic user A1 Basic user

Spanish A2 Basic user A2 Basic user A2 Basic user A2 Basic user A1 Basic user

(*) Common European Framework of Reference (CEF) level

Social skills and competences

Good ability to adapt to multicultural environments due to participation in international

projects and experience abroad;

Good communication skills gained through presentations in international conferences;

Team spirit due to participation in several projects.

Technical skills and competences

Sustainable Energy Systems and Energy Planning: Experience in modelling of energy

systems with high penetrations of renewable energy sources, integration of new

technologies for the management of energy demand (such as the smart charging of

electric vehicles and demand response). Knowledge of energy systems analysis software:

TIMES, EnergyPLAN, LEAP.

Energy consumption in urban areas: Experience in using building energy simulation

tools to assess the energy needs of individual or groups of buildings, estimate the comfort

levels within indoor areas and project the potential energy production from renewable

http://europass.cedefop.europa.eu/LanguageSelfAssessmentGrid/en

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energy sources or district heating systems. Knowledge of building simulation software:

Archsim, UMI.

Material consumption in National and Urban economies: Experience in estimating

the material consumption of different economies through the application of Material Flow

Analysis (MFA) and using Input-Output methods.

Life-Cycle Analysis: Experience in developing life-cycle studies for obtaining energy

and environmental impacts. Knowledge of life-cycle software: SimaPro.

Computer skills and competences

Good command of Microsoft Office tools (Word, Excel and PowerPoint);

Knowledge at programming level of MATLAB and Mathematica.

Other skills and competences

Practitioner of electric organ for 2 years;

Practitioner rowing for 3 years;

Practitioner swimming for 5 years.

Driving licence(s) B

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2. Scientific research

2.1. Scientific publications

An overview of the citation metrics in July 2017 is presented next:

Index

database

Number

of

citations

h-

index

Citations report

ResearcherID

/ Thomson

Reuters WoK

284 9

Scopus 338 10

Google

Scholar 503 12

2.1.1. Peer-reviewed articles in international journals

The following table presents a list of the peer-reviewed articles published in international

journals with the corresponding citations and the journal impact factor, as identified by the

Thomson Reuters Web of Knowledge.

1. I. Andrić, A. Pina, P. Ferrão, B. Lacarrière, O. Le Corre, “The impact

of renovation measures on building environmental performance: an

emergy approach”, Journal of Cleaner Production, Volume 162, 20

September 2017, Pages 776-790.

2. I. Andric, A. Pina, P. Ferrão, J. Fournier, B. Lacarrière, O. Le Corre,

“The impact of climate change on building heat demand in different

climate types”, Energy and Buildings, Volume 149, 15 August 2017,

Pages 225-234.

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3. I. Andrić, A. Pina, P. Ferrão, J. Fournier, B. Lacarrière, O. Le Corre,

“Assessing the feasibility of using the heat demand-outdoor

temperature function for a long-term district heat demand forecast”,

Energy Procedia, Volume 116, June 2017, Pages 460-469.

5yr IF: N/A

4. C.S. Monteiro, A. Pina, C. Cerezo, C. Reinhart, P. Ferrão, “The Use of

Multi-detail Building Archetypes in Urban Energy Modelling”, Energy

Procedia, Volume 111, March 2017, Pages 817-825.

5yr IF: N/A

5. I. Andrić, A. Pina, P. Ferrão, B. Lacarrière, O. Le Corre, “On the

performance of district heating systems in urban environment: an

emergy approach”, Journal of Cleaner Production, Volume 142(1),

January 2017, Pages 109-120.

TRWoK: 5yr IF: 5.315

6. A. Pina, P. Ferrão, D. Ferreira, L. Santos, M. Monit, J.F.D. Rodrigues,

S. Niza, “The physical structure of urban economies - comparative

assessment”, Technology Forecasting and Social Change, Volume

113(B), December 2016, Pages 220-229.

TRWoK: 5yr IF: 3005

7. I. Andrić, N. Gomes, A. Pina, P. Ferrão, J. Fournier, B. Lacarrière, O.

Le Corre, “Modeling the long-term effect of climate change on building

heat demand: case study on a district level”, Energy and Buildings,

Volume 126, August 2016, Pages 77-93.


8. M. Monit, A. Pina, P. Ferrão, “Linking material flow analysis with

resilience using rice: A case study in global, visual MFA of a key food

product”, Resources, 5(1), 4, January 2016.

TRWoK: 5yr IF: N/A

9. S. G. Sigarchian, R. Paleta, A. Malmquist, A. Pina, “Feasibility study

of using a biogas engine as backup in a decentralized hybrid

(PV/wind/battery) power generation system – Case study Kenya”,

Energy, Volume 90, October 2015, Pages 1830-1841.

TRWoK: 5yr IF: 4.81

10. D. Neves, A. Pina, C. A. Silva, “Demand response modeling: a

comparison between tools”, Applied Energy, Volume 146, May 2015,

Pages 288-297.


11. P. Baptista, A. Pina, G. Duarte, C. Rolim, G. Pereira, C. Silva, T. Farias,

“From on-road trial evaluation of electric and conventional bicycles to

comparison with others urban transport modes: case study in the city of

Lisbon, Portugal”, Energy Conversion and Management, Volume 92,

March 2015, Pages 10-18.


12. R. Paleta, A. Pina, C. Silva, “Polygeneration Energy Container:

Designing and testing energy services for remote developing

communities”, IEEE Transactions on Sustainable Energy, Volume 5,

Number 4, October 2014, Pages 1348 -1355.


13. H. Gerbelová, F. Amorim, A. Pina, M. Melo, C. Ioakimidis, P. Ferrão,

"Potential of CO2 taxes as a policy measure towards low-carbon

Portuguese electricity sector by 2050", Energy, Volume 69, May 2014,

Pages 113-119.

TRWoK: 5yr IF: 4.81

14. F. Amorim, A. Pina, H. Gerbelova, J. Vasconcelos, P.P. da Silva, V.

Martins, "Electricity decarbonisation pathways for 2050: a TIMES

based approach in closed versus open systems modeling", Energy,

Volume 69, May 2014, Pages 104-112.

TRWoK: 5yr IF: 4.81

15. A. Pina, P. Baptista, C. Silva, P. Ferrão, “Energy reduction and

environmental benefits potential from the shift to electric vehicles: the

Flores island case study”, Energy Policy, Volume 67, April 2014, Pages

37-47.


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16. A. Pina, C. Silva, P. Ferrão, “High-resolution modeling framework for

planning electricity systems with high penetration of renewables”,

Applied Energy, Volume 112, December 2013, Pages 215-223.


17. R. Paleta, A. Pina, C. Silva, “Remote Autonomous Energy Systems

Project: Towards sustainability in developing countries”, Energy,

Volume 48, Issue 1, December 2012, Pages 431-439.

TRWoK: 5yr IF: 4.81

18. A. Pina, C. Silva, P. Ferrão, "The impact of demand side management

strategies in the penetration of renewable electricity", Energy, Volume

41, Issue 1, May 2012, Pages 128-137.

TRWoK: 5yr IF: 4.81

19. G. Souza, A. Pina, V. Leal, C. Silva, "The relevance of the energy

resource dynamics in the mid/long-term energy planning models",

Renewable Energy, Volume 36, Issue 11, November 2011, Pages 3068-

3074.


20. A. Pina, C. Silva, P. Ferrão, "Modeling hourly electricity dynamics for

policy making in long-term scenarios", Energy Policy, Volume 39,

Issue 9, September 2011, Pages 4692-4702.


2.1.2. Other publications

1. C. Sousa-Monteiro, A. Pina, “Novas metodologias para a reabilitação energética

urbana: da escala do edifício para a escala da cidade”, Edifícios e Energia,

Novembro/Dezembro, 2016.

2. “Smart cities – A future for Lisbon?”, Valores Próprios, March/April 2016.

3. P. Ferrão, A. Pina, P. Baptista, “Mobility Life Cycle Indicators”, Technical Report,

European Commission, Directorate-General Joint Research Centre, September

2014.

4. A. Pina et al., “Urban Metabolism of six Asian cities”, Asian Development Bank,

September 2014.

5. P. Ferrão, A. Pina, S. Niza, “As cidades do presente. Como projetar as cidades do

futuro? – O papel das cidades inteligentes na construção de um país competitivo”,

Ingenium, Janeiro/Fevereiro 2014.

6. P. Ferrão, S. Niza, A. Pina, “Cidades Sustentáveis”, Cadernos de Economia, 103,

pp 32-33, June 2013.

7. C. Dopazo et al., “Regional: Preparation of Sector Road Maps for Central and West

Asia (Uzbekistan)”, Technical Assistance Consultant’s Report, Asian Development

Bank, November 2012.

8. C. Dopazo et al., “Regional: Preparation of Sector Road Maps for Central and West

Asia (Kazakhstan)”, Technical Assistance Consultant’s Report, Asian

Development Bank, November 2012.

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9. "No ambiente e nos incentivos está o ganho", Suplement "Carro Eléctrico" of Jornal

Público on the 16th of September 2010.

2.1.3. Conference papers

1. C. Rolim, J. Ribeiro, R. Lajas, A. Pina, C. Silva, “Understanding citizens’

engagement and practices on sustainable mobility and energy efficiency in the

deployment of smart cities infrastructures”, 3rd Energy for Sustainability

International Conference, Funchal, Portugal, 8-10 February 2017.

2. C. Sousa, A. Pina, M. Cabugueira, “Business models for Energy Efficiency

Building Retrofits: a state-of-the-art review”, 3rd Meeting on Energy and

Environmental Economics, Aveiro, Portugal, 17-18 November 2016.

3. C. S. Monteiro, A. Pina, C. Cerezo, C. Reinhart, P. Ferrão, “The use of multi-detail

building archetypes in urban energy modelling”, Sustainability in Energy and

Buildings, Turin, Italy, 11-13 September 2016.

4. I. Andric, A. Pina, P. Ferrão, J. Fournier, B. Lacarrière, O. Le Corre, “Assessing

the feasibility of using the heat demand-outdoor temperature function for a long-

term district heating demand forecast”, The 15th International Symposium on

District Heating and Cooling, Seoul, Republic of Korea, 4-7 September 2016.

5. E. Carvalho, J. Sousa, A. Pina, P. Baptista, “The renewable energy share that

supplies the EV recharging: the case study of Portugal”, 10th Conference on

Sustainable Development of Energy, Water and Environment Systems, September

27 - October 3, 2015, Dubrovnik, Croatia

6. C. S. Monteiro, C. Cerezo, A. Pina, P. Ferrão, “A method for the generation of

multi-detail building archetype definitions: Application to the city of Lisbon”,

CISBAT 2015, Lausanne, Switzerland, 9-11 September 2015.

7. C. Rodrigues, M. Martins, F. Amorim, P. Baptista, A. Pina, “Analyzing the impacts

of electric vehicles in the electricity generation sectors in Europe”, 2nd

International Conference on Energy and Environment: Bringing together

Engineering and Economics, Guimarães, 18-19 June 2015.

8. A. Pina, P. Baptista, F. Amorim, “Assessing the impact of electricity

interconnections to achieve the EU targets for CO2 emissions reduction”, 12th

International Conference on the European Energy Market, Lisbon, 19-22 May

2015.

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9. C.S. Monteiro, J.M.C. Sousa, A. Pina, P. Ferrão, “Optimizing retrofitting strategies

in a building using multi-objective genetic algorithms”, Energy for Sustainability

2015, Coimbra, 14-15 May 2015.

10. Mário Martins, Catarina Rolim, Patrícia Baptista, André Pina, “Towards the

electrification of the transportation sector: energy and environmental impacts in

Portugal and Belgium”, Energy for Sustainability 2015, Coimbra, 14-15 May 2015.

11. S. Niza, A. Pina, D. Ferreira, L. Santos, P. Ferrão, “The physical structure of urban

economies – comparative assessment”, XV Latin Ibero-American Conference on

Management of Technology (ALTEC), Porto, 27-31 October 2013.

12. H. Gerbelová, F. Amorim, A. Pina, C. Ioakimidis, P. Ferrão, "Potential of CO2

taxes as a policy measure towards low-carbon Portuguese electricity sector by

2050", 1st International Conference On Energy & Environment: Bringing Together

Economics And Engineering, Porto, 9-10 May 2013.

13. F. Amorim, A. Pina, H. Gerbelova, J. Vasconcelos, P.P. da Silva, V. Martins,

"Electricity decarbonisation pathways for 2050: a TIMES based approach in closed

versus open systems modeling", 1st International Conference On Energy &

Environment: Bringing Together Economics And Engineering, Porto, 9-10 May

2013.

14. H. Pombeiro, A. Pina, C. Silva, “Analyzing Residential Electricity Consumption

Patterns Based on Consumer’s Segmentation”, Procs. of the 1st Int'l Workshop on

Information Technology for Energy Applications (IT4ENERGY'2012), Lisbon, 6-

7 September 2012, Vol. 923 of CEUR Workshop Proceedings, ISSN 1613-0073,

online CEUR-WS.org/Vol-923.

15. H. Cabal Cuesta, Y. Lechon, U. Ciorba, F. Gracceva, T. Eder, T. Hamacher, A.

Lehtila, M. Biberacher, P.E. Gronheit, D. Ward, W. Han, C. Eherer, A. Pina,

“Analysing the role of fusion power in the future global energy system”, 2nd

European Energy Conference (E2C), Maastricht, Netherlands, 17 April 2012.

16. P. Mühlich, T. Hamacher, D. Ward, W. Han, C. Eherer, C.A.S. Silva, F. Gracceva,

U. Ciorba, M. Biberacher, P.E. Gronheit, Y. Lechon, A. Pina, H. Cabal Cuesta, T.

Hartmann, G.C. Tosato, “The Potential Role for Fusion Power in Future Energy

Markets”, 23rd IAEA Fusion Energy Conference, Daejeon, 11-16 October 2010.

17. A. Pina, C. Silva, P. Ferrão, "The impact of demand side management strategies in

the penetration of renewable electricity", 23rd International Conference on

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Efficiency, Cost, Optimization, Simulation and Environmental Impact of Energy

Systems, Lausanne, 14-17 June 2010.

18. C. Silva, A. Pina, G. Pereira, A. Moutinho, "Integrated modeling framework for

energy systems planning", 23rd International Conference on Efficiency, Cost,

Optimization, Simulation and Environmental Impact of Energy Systems, Lausanne,

14-17 June 2010.

19. H. Gerbelová, A. Pina, C. Ioakimidis, M. Melo, P. Ferrão, "Carbon Capture and

Sequestration Technology Assessment into the Portuguese Energy System", 23rd

International Conference on Efficiency, Cost, Optimization, Simulation and

Environmental Impact of Energy Systems, Lausanne, 14-17 June 2010.

20. A. Pina, C. Ioakimidis, P. Ferrão, "Economic modeling of a seawater pumped-

storage system in the context of São Miguel", IEEE International Conference on

Sustainable Energy Technologies 2008, Singapore, 24-27 November 2008.

21. A. Pina, C. Ioakimidis, P. Ferrão, "Introduction of electric vehicles in an island as

a driver to increase renewable energy penetration", IEEE International Conference

on Sustainable Energy Technologies 2008, Singapore, 24-27 November 2008.

2.1.4. Invited communications and panel discussions

1. A. Pina, “ The role of academia in the design of smarter cities”, Post-Internet Cities

International Conference, Lisbon, 26 May 2016.

2. A. Pina, M. Águas, “Matriz Energética de Lisboa (dados 2014 e evolução desde

2002)”, Semana Europeia da Energia Sustentável 2016, Lisboa, 14 June 2016.

3. A. Pina, J. Maia Alves, “Desafios na gestão inteligente da energia: papel da

Universidade na resolução de um ponto crítico no desenvolvimento de Portugal?”,

Ágora: Ciência e Sociedade, Lisboa, 19 February 2016.

4. A. Pina, S. Niza, P. Ferrão, "Promoting sustainable cities: the urban metabolism

approach", LARSYS Annual Meeting, Lisboa, July 2013.

5. A. Pina, Invited member of the panel "Closing the gap between Education and

Industry" on the E3 Education, Employment and Entrepreneurship Forum 2012,

Lisboa, June 2012.

6. A.C. Pinto, J. Valente, J. Oliveira, A. Pina, C. Paulo, B.S. Ferreira, A.T. Marques,

“Economic Impact: Leverage and Case Studies”, 3rd MIT Portugal Conference:

Excellence in Engineering for Innovation in Global Markets, Guimarães, 27-28

May 2012.

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7. A. Pina, "Multiscale energy models for designing energy systems with electric

vehicles", Ciencia2010, Lisboa, July 2010.

8. P. Ferrão, A. Mexia, C. Martins, L.F. Pereira, M.F. de Oliveira, J.P. Lopes, A. Pina,

“Sustainable energy and transportation systems: the Green Islands project”, 1st

Annual MIT Portugal Program Conference: Engineering for Better Jobs, Lisboa 7

July 2009.

2.1.5. Conference presentations

1. C. S. Monteiro, A. Pina, C. Cerezo, C. Reinhart, P. Ferrão, “The use of multi-detail

building archetypes in urban energy modelling”, Sustainability in Energy and

Buildings, Turin, Italy, 11-13 September 2016.

2. A. Pina, P. Ferrão, “Resource productivity in the European economic sectors”, 22nd

International Sustainable Development Research Society Conference,

Universidade Nova de Lisboa, 13-15 July 2016.

3. C. Rodrigues, M. Martins, F. Amorim, P. Baptista, A. Pina, “Analyzing the impacts

of electric vehicles in the electricity generation sectors in Europe”, 2nd

International Conference on Energy and Environment: Bringing together

Engineering and Economics, Guimarães, 18-19 June 2015.

4. A. Pina, P. Baptista, F. Amorim, “Assessing the impact of electricity

interconnections to achieve the EU targets for CO2 emissions reduction”, 12th

International Conference on the European Energy Market, Lisbon, 19-22 May

2015.

5. C.S. Monteiro, J.M.C. Sousa, A. Pina, P. Ferrão, “Optimizing retrofitting strategies

in a building using multi-objective genetic algorithms”, Energy for Sustainability

2015, Coimbra, 14-15 May 2015.

6. Mário Martins, Catarina Rolim, Patrícia Baptista, André Pina, “Towards the

electrification of the transportation sector: energy and environmental impacts in

Portugal and Belgium”, Energy for Sustainability 2015, Coimbra, 14-15 May 2015.

7. A. Pina, M. Monit, L. Santos, J. Rodrigues, S. Niza, P. Ferrão, “Comparison of

National and Urban Metabolisms from 1980 to 2009”, The Joint 11th International

Society For Industrial Ecology (ISIE) Socio-Economic Metabolism Section

Conference and The 4th ISIE Asia-Pacific Conference, Melbourne, 17-19

November 2014.

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8. S. Niza, A. Pina, D. Ferreira, L. Santos, P. Ferrão, “The physical structure of urban

economies – comparative assessment”, XV Latin Ibero-American Conference on

Management of Technology (ALTEC), Porto, 27-31 October 2013.

9. A. Pina, P. Ferrão, M. Monit, L. Rosado, S. Niza, “From national to urban

metabolisms – Contributions to sustainable policies”, 7th International Society for

Industrial Ecology Biennial Conference, Ulsan, 25-28 June 2013.

10. H. Pombeiro, A. Pina, C. Silva, “Understanding energy consumption for the

development of methodologies to reach energy efficiency”, eChallenges e-2012,

Lisbon, 17-19 October 2012.

11. A. Cravo, J. Fumega, M. Carvalho, A. Pina, C. Silva, P. Ferrão, “The Green Campus

Challenge – An inclusive approach towards fostering energy efficiency in

University campuses”, Energy, Environment and Sustainability, Porto, 27

September 2012.

12. H. Pombeiro, A. Pina, C. Silva, “Analyzing residential electricity consumption

patterns based on consumer’s segmentation”, IT4ENERGY, Lisbon, 6-7 September

2012.

13. A. Pina, C. Silva, P. Ferrão, “Designing the transition to sustainable energy

systems: The Green Islands Project in the Azores”, 9th Technical Workshop on

Environment and Alternative Energy organized by NASA and C3P, Noordwijk,

November 2011.

14. A. Pina, C. Silva, P. Ferrão, "On the design of sustainable energy systems", 6th

International Conference on Industrial Ecology, Berkeley, 7-10 June 2011.

15. A. Pina, C. Silva, P. Ferrão, "An industrial ecology approach on sustainable energy

systems", ISIE MFA-ConAccount, Tokyo, 7-9 November 2010.

16. C. Silva, A. Pina, G. Pereira, A. Moutinho, “Integrated modeling framework for

energy systems planning”, 23rd International Conference on Efficiency, Cost,

Optimization, Simulation and Environmental Impact of Energy Systems, Lausanne,

14-17 June 2010.

17. A. Pina, C. Silva, P. Ferrão, “The impact of demand side management strategies in

the penetration of renewable electricity”, 23rd International Conference on

Efficiency, Cost, Optimization, Simulation and Environmental Impact of Energy

Systems, Lausanne, 14-17 June 2010.

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18. N. Domingues, A. Pina, “Structuring Azorean Electrical System & the Green

Islands Azores Project”, EURELECTRIC Conference Towards a Sustainable

Energy Future for Island Energy Systems, Gran Canaria, 26-27 April 2010.

19. A. Pina, “The Green Islands Project”, Sustainable Islands Conference, Estoril, 25-

26 March 2010.

20. A. Pina, C. Ioakimidis, P. Ferrão, "Economic modeling of a seawater pumped-

storage system in the context of São Miguel", IEEE International Conference on

Sustainable Energy Technologies 2008, Singapore, 24-27 November 2008.

21. A. Pina, C. Ioakimidis, P. Ferrão, "Introduction of electric vehicles in an island as

a driver to increase renewable energy penetration", IEEE International Conference

on Sustainable Energy Technologies 2008, Singapore, 24-27 November 2008.

2.1.6. Thesis

1. PhD thesis: André Pina, Supply and Demand Dynamics in Energy Systems

Modeling, Ph.D. in Sustainable Energy Systems, MIT-Portugal, Instituto Superior

Técnico, Lisboa, Portugal, 2012.

2. M.Sc. thesis: André Pina, Image Reconstruction in Gamma-ray Telescopes: A new

method and its application to the GAW project, M.Sc. in Technological Physics

Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico, Lisboa, Portugal, 2007.

2.2. Other scientific activities

2.2.1. Coordination and Participation in Projects

International R&D Projects

Year: 2016-2020

Project title: Sharing Cities

Role in Project: Scientific coordinator at IST. Responsible for leading the participation

of IST in the proposal and the development of the project, focusing mainly on modeling

building energy demand, validation of expected impacts from the actions developed

within the project and assessment of business models for wide spread replication of

building retrofit actions.

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Partners: Greater London Authority, Electricity of Portugal, Politecnico di Milano,

Imperial College, among others.

Budget: IST ≈450 k€; Total ≈25 M€

Year: 2009-2011

Project title: Socio-Economic Studies: EFDA-TIMES & Fusion Economics

Role in Project: Responsible for the modeling efforts at IST, focusing mainly on model

debugging and the integration of the transportation sector in the model.

Partners: CIEMAT, ENEA, IPP, IST, OEAW, RISOE, UKAEA

Budget: IST ≈15 k€; Total ≈200 k€

Year: 2007-2008

Project title: Gamma Air Watch

Role in Project: Participant of the simulation team, with the purpose of creating a

framework for the end-to-end simulation of the experiment, as well as developing

algorithms for identification of gamma-ray air showers.

Partners: LIP, IASF-PA/INAF, IAC, IAA

Budget: N/A

National R&D Projects

Year: 2015-2017

Project title: SusCity: Urban data driven models for creative and resourceful urban

transitions (FCT project reference MITP-TB/C S/0026/2013)

Role in Project: Scientific coordinator at IST. Responsible for leading the tasks of

developing an energy model of the neighborhood case studies and identifying the

potential for retrofit solutions.

Partners: IST, IDMEC, University of Coimbra, INESC TEC, Faculdade de Ciências,

University of Minho, LNEG, MIT

Budget: IST ≈462 k€; Total ≈1.250 k€

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Year: 2012-2014

Project title: InteGerSum – Integrated geo-referenced model for sustainable urban

metabolism (FCT project reference PTDC/SEN-ENR/121747/2010)

Role in Project: Quantification of the urban metabolism of the Lisbon Metropolitan Area.

Partners: IST

Funding: Total ≈115 k€

Year: 2009-2011

Project title: Power demand estimation and power system impacts resulting of fleet

penetration of electric/plug-in vehicles (FCT project reference MIT-Pt/SES-

GI/0008/2008)

Role in Project: Modeling small isolated energy systems to assess the impact of

electric/plug-in vehicles on investment decisions in new generation capacity.

Partners: IDMEC, IST and INESC-Porto

Funding: IST ≈N/A; Total ≈194 k€

Year: 2009-2012

Project title: Green Islands Project (MIT Portugal Program)

Role in Project: Modeling small isolated energy systems to assess the potential of using

renewable energy resources.

Partners: IST, INESC-Porto, U. Coimbra, U. Açores, MIT

Funding: IST ≈N/A; Total ≈N/A

Year: 2009-2012

Project title: Net Zero Energy School – Reaching the community (FCT project

reference MIT-Pt/SES-SUES/0037/2008)

Role in Project: Analysis of the energy consumption of the households being monitored

within the project and development of feedback reports.

Partners: IST, LNEC and ICS

Funding: IST ≈63 k€; Total ≈200 k€

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Privately funded projects

Year: 2014-2015

Project title: Your home, your energy (A sua casa, a sua energia)

Role in Project: Support in the conceptualization of the data platform and the

development of algorithms for identifying the potential for energy efficiency in

households.

Partners: IST, PT, ADENE

Funding: IST ≈97 k€; Total ≈246 k€, funded by the Portuguese Energy Services

Regulatory Authority

2.2.2. Reviewing activities in international journals and conferences

Revision of papers for international peer-reviewed journals: Energy, Energy Policy,

International Journal of Electrical Power and Energy Systems, Modelling and Simulation in

Engineering, Journal of Cleaner Production, Sustainable Cities and Society, European

Transactions on Electrical Power, Sustainable Energy Technologies and Assessments.

2.2.3. Reviewing activities in conferences

Revision of papers for the national conference Energy@IST2014 and the international

conference SmartGreens2014.

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3. Teaching

3.1. Teaching activities

Semester: Spring 2017

Course: Energy Systems Management (Undergraduate)

Degree: Industrial Engineering and Management, Instituto Superior Técnico

Responsibilities: Teacher on the topics of electricity systems and energy in buildings.

Evaluation from students: N/A


Course: Energy Management (Ph.D.)

Degree: Sustainable Energy Systems, Instituto Superior Técnico

Responsibilities: Teacher on the topic of modeling energy use in urban areas.

Evaluation from students: N/A due to insufficient number of replies

Semester: Fall 2015

Course: Energy Management (M.Sc.)

Degree: Mechanical Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico

Responsibilities: Teacher on the topics of energy in transportation, energy storage,

integration of renewable energy sources.

Evaluation from students: 8.62/9


Course: Energy Management (Ph.D.)


Responsibilities: Teacher on the topics of energy efficiency, Sankey diagrams and energy

in buildings.



Course: Energy and Environment (Undergraduate)

Degree: Environmental Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico

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Responsibilities: Teacher on the topics of energy supply, energy demand, energy

efficiency and the associated environmental impacts.


Semester: Fall 2013



Responsibilities: Teacher on the topics of energy efficiency, Sankey diagrams and fuel

shifting in energy systems.



Course: Energy Management (Undergraduate)


Responsibilities: Teacher on the topics of energy modeling, energy efficiency and Sankey

diagrams and fuel shifting in energy systems.


Semester: Fall 2012



Responsibilities: Teacher on the topics of energy efficiency, Sankey diagrams and fuel

shifting in energy systems.


3.2. Invited lecturer

Semester: Fall 2014



Responsibilities: Invited lecturer on the topics of energy prices and energy efficiency.

Semester: Fall 2014

Course: Research Seminars (Ph.D.)


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Responsibilities: Invited lecturer on the topic of energy modelling.




Responsibilities: Invited lecturer on the topics of energy efficiency, Sankey diagrams and

fuel shifting in energy systems.

Semester: Fall 2013

Course: Research Seminars (Ph.D.)


Responsibilities: Invited lecturer on the topic of energy modelling.

3.3. Supervision of students

3.3.1. Ph.D.

Dates: January 2015 –

Student: Felix Diawuo

Title: Developing a demand response methodology for developing countries:

Application to Ghana

Institution: Instituto Superior Técnico, University of Lisbon

Degree: Sustainable Energy Systems

Role: Co-supervisor

Dates: September 2013 –

Student: Cláudia Sousa

Title: The impact of urban design on material and energy use



Role: Co-supervisor

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Student: Gisela Mendes

Title: Energy consumption and the potential for renewable energy sources at the

urban scale



Role: Co-supervisor

Dates: September 2012 – June 2016

Student: Rita Paleta

Title: Remote Autonomous Energy Systems



Role: Co-supervisor

Dates: September 2012 – April 2016

Student: Michal Monit

Title: Patterns and determinants of material consumption of economies



Role: Co-supervisor

3.3.2. M.Sc.

Dates: February 2017 –

Student: Mário Afonso Silvestre Macias Mendes Pelicano

Title: Promotion of energy efficiency in a production unit of the automotive sector


Degree: Mechanical Engineering


Student: André dos Santos Veiga Ferreira

Title: Promotion of energy efficiency in a ration production industrial unit



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Dates: September 2016 – June 2017

Student: Raquel Castanheira

Title: Assessment of energy intensity trends in Portuguese municipalities




Student: Manuel Almeida

Title: Assessment of the energy consumption in the restaurant sector




Student: Ricardo Laureano

Title: Assessment of the potential impacts of large scale introduction of solar energy

in Portugal


Degree: Environmental Engineering

Dates: February 2016 – November 2016

Student: Diogo Simões

Title: Energy, exergy and economic analysis of a condominium with

microgeneration of energy



Dates: February 2016 – October 2016

Student: Miguel Santiago

Title: Assessment of potential applications for electric mobility



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Student: Ruben Guerra

Title: Impacts of alternative vehicle technologies in European countries




Student: Joana Rodrigues

Title: Development of a tool for the optimization of energy consumption and

decentralized production in remote installations




Student: Ana Raquel Duarte

Title: Analysis of the metabolism of European metropolitan areas



Dates: October 2015 – November 2016

Student: Diogo Fernandes

Title: Sustainable energy systems in Terceira Island: a global and integrated model

of the energy system




Student: Joana de Vasconcelos Vieira

Title: Assessing the resource productivity in European economic sectors



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Dates: October 2015 – July 2016

Student: Filipe Paulino

Title: Life cycle analysis of the EU transportation sector



Dates: February 2015 – July 2016

Student: Cristiano Rebelo Rodrigues

Title: Analysis of policies for the promotion of alternative energy sources in the

transportation sector for the reduction of GHG emissions




Student: Diogo Cotrim

Title: Optimization of the introduction of renewable energy sources in the liberalized

market




Student: Sónia Martins da Cunha

Title: Parametrization methods to simplify building energy simulation:

Development and validation through case study analysis



Dates: February 2014 – June 2015

Student: Mário Martins

Title: Energy and environmental impacts assessment of electric vehicles in different

EU countries



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Dates: September 2013 – October 2014

Student: Samuel Jacinto

Title: Urban sustainability: Viability study of the implementation of an urban solid

waste digester in a neighborhood in Lisbon



Dates: September 2013 – July 2014

Student: Carolina Teixeira da Silva

Title: Resource Consumption in Urban Systems: Quantification, Self-Sufficiency

and Environmental Impact




Student: Nuno Celestino

Title: Modeling of the Portuguese electricity system with high spatial disaggregation




Student: Alexis Serra Stavropoulos

Title: Spatial analysis of heating and cooling energy needs in Lisbon



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4. Knowledge transfer

4.1. Provision of Services

Years: 2016

Service: Calculation of the Lisbon Energy Matrix for the year 2014

Funding institution: Lisboa E-Nova Energy Agency

Years: 2015

Service: Assessment of the resource consumption and resource productivity of economic

sectors for Portugal between 1996 and 2011 and for several European countries for the

year 2011.

Funding institution: 3Drivers and Portuguese Ministry of Environment, Spatial Planning

and Energy

Years: 2014

Service: Development of representative mobility basket-of-products (focusing on rail and

air transport) for EU27 as well as the level of service provided; quantification of life-

cycle impacts according to the ILCD methodology.

Funding institution: European Commission, Directorate-General Joint Research Centre

Years: 2013

Service: Assessment of the urban metabolism of six Asian cities through the

quantification of material use by economic activity at the urban scale. Responsible for the

development and application of the methodology applied to quantify material use.

Funding institution: Asian Development Bank

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4.2. Provision of Consultancy

Year: 2013-2014

Project title: Estudo de Viabilidade da Central Hídrica de Armazenamento da Lagoa

das Furnas em São Miguel (Pump-storage hydro power plant evaluation in São

Miguel)

Role in Project: Supporting the sizing of the storage system by modeling its impacts in

the electricity system of São Miguel

Partners: IST

Funding: Total ≈30 k€, funded by Electricity of the Azores

Year: 2012

Project title: Preparation of Sector Road Maps for Central and West Asia:

Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan

Role in Project: Participation in the technical team to design road maps for the energy

sectors of the urban areas of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan

Partners: IST, University of Zaragoza and Georgia Institute of Technology

Funding: IST ≈N/A; Total ≈N/A, funded by the Asian Development Bank

Year: 2009-2011

Project title: Avaliação do Impacte Ambiental do Ciclo de Vida do Aproveitamento

Hídrico do Baixo Sabor (Life Cycle Analysis of Baixo Sabor hydro power system)

Role in Project: Participation in the technical team to model the impact of the Baixo Sabor

hydro plant in the Portuguese Electricity System

Partners: IST

Funding: Total ≈N/A, funded by the Electricity of Portugal – Production

Year: 2010-2011

Project title: Development of the platform MOBII.E MAPS for the comparison of

vehicle technologies

Role in Project: Participation in the technical team to develop the comparison algorithms

for vehicle technologies

Partners: IST, IDMEC, INTELLI and NOVABASE

Funding: IST ≈N/A; Total ≈N/A, funded by NOVABASE

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4.3. Non-academic Professional Experience

Years: 2012 –

Role: Co-founder of Watt-IS

Main responsibilities: Development of smart metering data analysis methods, using non-

intrusive load monitoring techniques to disaggregate electricity consumption and provide

feedback to consumers and utilities. The company has 5 full time collaborators and 4 part-

time collaborators.

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5. Management activities

5.1. Management of research institutions

1. Member of the Board of Directors of IN+ Center for Innovation, Technology and

Policy Research, 2013 - .

2. Member of the Urban Metabolism and Sustainable Cities Research Program

(www.umsc.pt), 2013 – .

5.2. Participation in examination committees

1. João Anjo, “Assessing the impact of Demand Response in the Portuguese Electric

System”, M.Sc. Mechanical Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico, 2017.

2. Raquel Castanheira, “Assessment of energy intensity trends in Portuguese

municipalities”, M.Sc. Mechanical Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico, 2017.

3. António Ornelas, “Desenvolvimento de um protótipo para auxílio à eficiência

energética no setor residencial”, M.Sc. Technological Physics Engineering,

Instituto Superior Técnico, 2016.

4. Joana de Vasconcelos Vieira, “Assessing the resource productivity in European

economic sectors”, M.Sc. Mechanical Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico,

2016.

5. Diogo Fernandes, “Sustainable energy systems in Terceira Island: a global and

integrated model of the energy system”, M.Sc. Mechanical Engineering, Instituto

Superior Técnico, 2016.

6. Ana Raquel Duarte, “Analysis of the metabolism of European metropolitan areas”,

M.Sc. Mechanical Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico, 2016.

7. Miguel Santiago, “Assessment of potential applications for electric mobility”,

M.Sc. Mechanical Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico, 2016.

8. Cristiano Rodrigues, “Analysis of policies for the promotion of alternative energy

sources in the transportation sector for the reduction of GHG emissions”, M.Sc.

Mechanical Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico, 2016.

9. David Silva, “Sistemas sustentáveis de energia na ilha Terceira: o contributo da

modelação e gestão da procura”, M.Sc. Mechanical Engineering, Instituto Superior

Técnico, 2016.

http://www.umsc.pt/

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10. Sara Fonseca, “Caracterização do Consumo de Energia no Sector Residencial em

Portugal”, M.Sc. Environmental Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico, 2015.

11. Hugo Ribeiro, “Modelação e análise energética de edifícios residenciais na

Finlândia e em Portugal”, M.Sc. Mechanical Engineering, Instituto Superior

Técnico, 2015.

12. Diogo Cotrim, “Optimization of the introduction of renewable energy sources in

the liberalized market”, M.Sc. Mechanical Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico,

2015.

13. Mário Martins, “Energy and environmental impacts assessment of electric vehicles

in different EU countries”, M.Sc. Mechanical Engineering, Instituto Superior

Técnico, 2015.

14. Miguel Assis Gordinho, “Caracterização do Potencial de Eficiência Energética em

Edíficios Residenciais”, M.Sc. Technological Physics Engineering, Instituto


15. André Pereira, “Active Demand Management Algorithms to maximize the

penetration of Renewable Energies”, M.Sc. Mechanical Engineering, Instituto


16. Patrícia Branquinho, “Energy Consumption Prediction Model of the Residential

Sector”, M.Sc. Mechanical Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico, 2014.

17. Alexis Stavropoulos, “Spatial analysis of heating and cooling energy needs in

Lisbon”, M.Sc. Mechanical Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico, 2014.

Supervisor.

18. Abdullah Al Hadi, “Algorithm for Demand Response to Maximize the Penetration

of Renewable Energy”, M.Sc. Renewable Energy Engineering, Instituto Superior

Técnico, 2013.

5.3. Organization of national or international events

1. Member of the Programme Committee of the Post-Internet Cities International

Conference, MAAT - Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology, Lisbon, 26

May 2017.

https://fenix.tecnico.ulisboa.pt/cursos/memec/dissertacao/846778572210988

https://fenix.tecnico.ulisboa.pt/cursos/memec/dissertacao/846778572210988

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2. Member of the scientific coordination of BEST Lisbon Summer Course 2015,

Creative Engineering and Design Thinking Boot Camp: becoming a modern tourist

in old Lisbon, July-August 2015, Lisbon, Portugal.

3. Member of the scientific coordination of BEST Lisbon Summer Course 2012,

Energetic & Frenetic: The art of Sustainability, July-August 2012, Lisbon, Portugal.

4. Member of the organizing committee of the Workshop “Modeling and Planning of

Sustainable Energy Systems”, Lisbon, January 8th 2010.

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