Energy System Decarbonization
The Anderson Lab investigates operational methods for more effective integration and use of renewable energy technologies. Major shifts in world paradigm (agricultural, industrial, and internet revolutions) have occurred over decades, but the current shift in energy is happening far more rapidly. This effort is further complicated by a growing awareness of the need to understand and manage interactions among energy, food and water systems, leveraging modern communications and computational resources. The complexity and evolution of these systems and the earth’s climate lead to challenging technical, operational and economic problems.
Our approach is interdisciplinary, combining engineering, economics and mathematics to better understand the interactive forces of systems and markets.
Research Areas
Find out more about our current research areas. We do societally-relevant research in support of climate mitigation through decarbonizing energy systems.
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Our lab team is committed impactful research, fostering an environment that is inclusive and equitable, where all lab members have the opportunity to reach their highest potential as researchers and people.
Learn More →News & Updates
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15 May 2026
Congratulations to Shikhar on passing the A-exam!
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31 Mar 2026
Congratulations Katerina Tang, on your new paper published in Cell Reports Sustainability!
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01 Sep 2025
Congratulations Vivienne Liu, on your new paper published in Energy!
Energy system vulnerabilities in a zero-emission grid: The role of climate variability and technology uncertainty
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05 Aug 2025
Congratulations Tayler Fernandez Nuńez on winning a NABEC Outstanding Poster Award!
Congratulations to Shikhar on passing the A-exam!
Congratulations Katerina Tang, on your new paper published in Cell Reports Sustainability!
Congratulations Vivienne Liu, on your new paper published in Energy!
Energy system vulnerabilities in a zero-emission grid: The role of climate variability and technology uncertainty