People / Gautham Ram Chandra Mouli
Principal investigator
Gautham Ram Chandra Mouli
Assistant professor | Energy, conversion & storage
- Institution
- Delft University of Technology
- Work package
- In NEON
- 2020 onwards
- Now
- Associate professor, DC Systems, Energy Conversion and Storage group, Delft University of Technology (title from a secondary source)
WP2 co-applicant; daily supervisor and copromotor of Nikos Damianakis.
Expertise: DC systems, energy conversion and storage
Gautham Ram Chandra Mouli is a researcher in TU Delft's DC Systems, Energy Conversion and Storage group. He works on EV charging, solar-powered charging, power electronics and the integration of renewables, storage and flexible loads in distribution grids.
About me
Hi, I am Gautham Ram and I work as a Assistant professor in TU Delft in the Department of Electrical Sustainable Energy. I strongly believe that climate change is not a question of if but when. To do my part in the energy transition, I work on technologies for electric vehicle charging and how to power electric vehicles using sustainable sources like solar. In my free time, I enjoy travelling, watching shows/documentaries, gardening, and tinkering with my drone and camera. Also, I love riding a bike, which is especially great in the Netherlands and certainly more sustainable than (even) an electric car!
Personal Motivation
There is a compartmentalized approach to energy transition both within and between the domains of technology developers in academia and industry, social science researchers and policy makers. NEON bridges this gap by bringing on board motivated ‘transitioners’, both young and experienced, from across the board and providing a platform to collaborate and co-create. Each individual and combination of solutions has its owns unique benefits and challenges and I think NEON can provide and implement the vision forward for an integrated and sustainable energy transition.
DC electricity grids
- How can the Dutch electricity grid accommodate a large penetration of renewables, electrified heating and electrified mobility?
- What role does short term and long term energy storage play in the energy transportation?
- How can intelligent control of flexible sources and loads facilitate higher percentage of renewables and electrification of heating and mobility?
Link to other neon research
Profile text from the former NEON website.
✎ draftPhD researchers supervised
Publications and talks
- Battery storage integration in power systems of PVs, and flexible loads for frequency reserves provision and direct load control (journal-article, 2026)
- Power control of PV generation, flexible loads, and battery energy storage for frequency reserves provision (journal-article, 2026)
- Power Management of PV Generation, Electric Mobility, Electric Heating, and Battery Energy Storage (journal-article, 2026)
- Leveraging Location-Unconstrained Vehicle to Grid to Reduce Energy Community Costs (report, 2026)
- Grid impact of photovoltaics, electric vehicles and heat pumps on distribution grids: An overview (journal-article, 2025)
- Grid Impact of Unbalanced Phase Integration of PV Generation, Electrified Mobility, and Heating in LV Distribution Grids (journal-article, 2025)
- Physics-Based and Data-Driven Modeling of Degradation Mechanisms for Lithium-Ion Batteries—A Review (journal-article, 2025)
- Coordinated Power Control of PV Generation, Electric Mobility and Electric Heating in Different Grids (conference-paper, 2024)
- Impact of Uncertainties and Price of Robustness in receding-horizon EV Smart-Charging (conference-paper, 2024)
- A shared PV system for transportation and residential loads to reduce curtailment and the need for storage systems (journal-article, 2023)
- Assessing the grid impact of Electric Vehicles, Heat Pumps & PV generation in Dutch LV distribution grids (journal-article, 2023)
- Frequency Regulation Reserves Provision in EV Smart-Charging (conference-paper, 2023)
- Risk-averse Estimation of Electric Heat Pump Power Consumption (conference-paper, 2023)