Mostafa Kheshti

Dr. Mostafa Kheshti is an Assistant Professor at the School of Engineering, University of Warwick, specializing in Renewable Energy Integration and Smart Grids. His career includes roles as a power system engineer at Iran’s Regional Dispatching Centre and an Associate Professor at Shandong University (2018–2021). He joined Warwick as a Research Fellow in 2021 before transitioning to his current faculty position.

Research interests focus on renewable energy-based ancillary services, power system modeling, control and stability, and real-time simulation for smart grids. His work addresses challenges like grid integration of renewables, frequency control, and fault management in distributed systems.

Key achievements include the Future Young Talent Scholar award (Shandong, 2019), Best Paper Awards (2016, 2019), and recognition as an Outstanding International Student (China, 2016). He has led major grants, including projects on AI-based ancillary services and wind farm frequency participation.

Grants & Projects:

• National Grid ESO: Transient Stability Assessment (2023–2024)
• National Natural Science Foundation of China: AI-driven frequency control (2019–2022)
• Shandong Province: Cost-effective wind farm support solutions (2019–2021)

His publications emphasize inertial control strategies, fault detection in distribution networks, and hybrid energy storage systems. Recent work explores machine learning applications for grid stability and renewable integration.