EnergyAccessDesigner

Contact EnergyAccessDesigner

01 / THE PROJECT

The Project

EnergyAccessDesigner is an independent project exploring how energy engineering, simulation and optimization can support the planning of decentralized electricity systems.

The publicly available Tool is a simplified demonstration of a broader modelling and optimization framework. It currently works with selected locations, predefined electricity demand profiles, and four technologies: solar PV, battery storage, grid electricity, and diesel generators.

Energy projects require careful assessment of local conditions, technical requirements and economic assumptions. If you are considering a specific application, another technology, a custom demand profile or a deeper assessment, feel free to get in touch.

02 / THE PERSON

About Me

I am an energy engineer with a strong interest in renewable energy, decentralized power systems, and the role of electricity in sustainable development.

My interests lie at the intersection of energy engineering, system modelling, and emerging technologies such as machine learning. EnergyAccessDesigner is a personal project that brings these interests together and lets me explore practical approaches to energy access challenges.

Travelling through Africa has strengthened my interest in the continent and my motivation to contribute to sustainable energy solutions. Through EnergyAccessDesigner, I explore practical design questions and connect with people working to improve energy access.

03 / CONNECT

Get in Touch

Interested in EnergyAccessDesigner or a related energy project?

Whether you have questions about the Tool, need an assessment for a different location or demand profile, or simply want to exchange ideas, I would be happy to hear from you.

I am particularly interested in connecting with engineers, researchers, organizations, and project developers working on decentralized energy solutions across Africa.

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Questions, feedback, and collaboration ideas are always welcome.