The ground-breaking Centre for Doctoral Training in Energy Storage and its Applications at the Universities of Sheffield and Southampton opened in October 2014, funded by the EPSRC, to tackle industrial challenges and develop new technologies and skills that will enable the UK to meet its low carbon targets.
Chair - Dr. Ziad Melhem, Alliances Manager
Deputy Chair - Dr. Katherine Jackson, Technical Director (Energy)
Dr. Maria Brucoli, Research Engineer (Smart Energy Systems)
Dr. Girts Vitins, Lead Electrochemist
Dr. Jerry Barker, CTO
Dr. John Sidders, Hydraulic Fluid Power and Power Plant Performance Specialist
Dr. Allan Paterson, Chief Electrochemist
Dr. David Hall, Senior Project Manager
Dr. Robert Reeve,
Dr.James Cross, Principal Consultant
EA Technology is a leading authority on the design and assessment of energy storage solutions. We provide comprehensive technical and commercial advice, together with ongoing support, to enable choice, development and implementation of the most cost effective and appropriate energy storage technologies available. Recent projects include the Customer-Led Network Revolution, the government funded REDT Energy Storage demonstration project for the Scottish Isle of Gigha and development of the Good Practice Guide on Electrical Energy Storage.
Dr. Alex Buckman, Strategy Analyst
We are a £400m industry and government partnership into low carbon energy system planning and technology development to address UK energy and climate change targets.
Dr. Stuart Norman, Storage Technologies Consultant
Dr. Nigel Taylor, Senior Manager, Energy Storage & Consumption
Dr. Negar Amini, Principal Scientist
Dr. Dennis Doerffel, Managing Director
Dr. Stephen Marland, Manager, Emerging Technology & Innovation
Dr. Robert Hopkins, R&D Engineer
Dr. Alan Mortimer, Director of Innovation
Dr. Peter Stevenson, Senior Technical Co-ordinator
Dr. Sandy Gunn, Business Development Manager
Dr. David Blood, Market Manager Energy Grid-Tie
Dr. Timothy Hughes, Principal Scientist, Energy Storage
Robin Idle, Process Engineer
Ecobat is the world’s largest producer and recycler of lead. In the UK H. J. Enthoven and Sons recycles lead acid batteries and is developing technologies for recycling lithium ion batteries and G&P Batteries collects all battery types including lead-acid, portables and EV battery packs, sorting them for recycling.
