Recent research:
The research focuses on the transition toward sustainable energy systems, with a primary emphasis on rural electrification and the optimization of renewable energy technologies in isolated communities. Through technical simulations and techno-economic evaluations, the work explores the integration of photovoltaic, wind, and hybrid systems to replace fossil fuel dependence, particularly in vulnerable or ecologically sensitive areas. Key contributions include the analysis of dispatch strategies for microgrids, the performance comparison of bifacial versus monofacial solar panels, and the assessment of energy policies that facilitate the adoption of non-conventional renewable sources. Beyond technical design, the research adopts a multidisciplinary perspective, examining the social and economic impacts of energy access on quality of life, education, and community development. Additionally, the research extends to the analysis of socio-economic labor dynamics, specifically investigating the impact of regulatory changes on worker well-being and productivity within the private sector.

Key Topics:

• Photovoltaic system design and optimization
• Rural electrification and isolated microgrids
• Techno-economic evaluation of renewable energy
• Energy policy and regulatory frameworks
• Socio-economic impact of energy access
• Labor economics and quality of life