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Joel is an Energy Systems Modeller at TransitionZero. Before joining, he gained experience through internships in engineering, technology, and sustainability, along with full-time consultancy experience. He holds a BEng in Engineering from University College London and an MSc in Energy Systems from the University of Oxford.
Articles
Japan can reach net zero more cheaply with mature renewables than with unproven innovative thermal
New modelling finds a renewable-led transition reaches net zero at 7% lower cost, with stronger economic returns and far less emissions risk than betting on unproven abated thermal.
A Japan powered by 90% clean energy is achievable only with a flexible system
New analysis shows how interconnectors, flexible nuclear and long-duration storage could help reduce wasted renewable energy in Japan’s power system.
Japan could double its clean electricity without much waste
Japan could expand renewable energy to 50% of electricity by 2040 without wasting clean power, according to new modelling of the country’s future power system.
Modelling 24/7 Carbon Free Electricity in Taiwan
Hourly matching commercial and industrial demand with clean power in Taiwan could save nearly US$1 billion and 5 MtCO₂e annually, all at a lower unit cost than recent tariffs, according to new TransitionZero modelling.
Modelling 24/7 Carbon Free Electricity in Japan
Detailed modelling shows Japan can meet demand with 90% clean power while cutting costs and driving renewables growth
