Dlzar Al Kez

Dlzar Al Kez is a Researcher at the School of Civil Engineering and Management, Queen's University Belfast, specializing in net-zero electricity systems. His work focuses on grid modernization, power system stability, and energy poverty mitigation through data-driven methodologies.

• Education: PhD in Power System Dynamics (Queen's University Belfast), MSc in Power System Stability (University of Southampton), BSc in Engineering (University of Sulaimani).
• Research Interests: Addressing stability challenges in grids with high renewable penetration, deploying battery energy storage, demand response, and grid-forming converters to enhance resilience, and using AI for energy poverty prediction.
• Scientific Contributions: 36 research outputs including peer-reviewed articles, preprints, and conference contributions. Recipient of the Best Paper Award (2024) for collaborative work on low-inertia grids and renewable integration.
• Professional Roles: Associate Editor for Sustainable Energy to Smart Grids and IET Smart Grid, and active organizer of key energy conferences like WREC and SDEWES.