CV Lattes
Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus de Rosana (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Energy Engineer graduated from UNESP. He was a scholar of scientific initiation and research intern abroad at UCSD - University of California, San Diego, both with FAPESP funding. He has experience in research projects in the area of solar thermal energy, computational optimization methods, computational fluid dynamics and optimization of electric vehicle routes. He worked as a volunteer teacher and executive coordinator in the extension project CAUR - Alternative Course UNESP Rosana. Currently, he is a Business Analyst in technology and sustainability in the private sector, working on circular logistics, energy efficiency and CO2 emissions projects. He is interested in the area of sustainable development and climate change. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Heating water for domestic and industrial environments is an activity that requires a higher amount of thermal energy, supplied either from burning gas/biomass or direct use of electricity. Nowadays, these conventional methods have greater resistance to their growth in response to inexorable increase of society demand. Therefore, the solar energy has emerged as a suitable renewable energy…
The development of sustainable sources for energy generation has been widely studied, since the energy is essential to the economic development of countries. The Thermal solar energy is a key to increasing the participation of renewable sources in the global energy matrix. In countries that access to resources energy is scarce, the importance of developing alternative sources for energy g…
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