Peng Peng

Dr. Peng Peng is a Researcher at the Sustainable Energy & Environmental Systems (SEES) Department within Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL), focusing on sustainable energy technologies, advanced manufacturing, and circular economy principles. She is also a licensed Professional Engineer (P.E.).

• Principal Investigator for $1.7M+ in DOE-funded projects
• SEES Department, LBNL
• Hydrogen Materials Advanced Research Consortium (HyMARC)

Dr. Peng's research emphasizes improving the economics and circularity of sustainable energy systems, with key contributions in hydrogen storage, thermal energy storage, and industrial decarbonization. His work spans techno-economic analysis, material screening, and system optimization.

Recent publications highlight trends in metal-organic frameworks for hydrogen storage, thermal energy recovery, and decarbonization pathways for U.S. industry. His work addresses both technical innovations and economic feasibility across energy systems.

• Lead for DOE's 2024 PV Cost Benchmark
• Hydrogen lead for Transformative Pathways for U.S. Industry

Dr. Peng collaborates with multidisciplinary teams in the Energy Analysis and Environmental Impacts Division, including contributions to zero liquid discharge systems and water reuse technologies in power facilities.