Sander Dijk

Sander Dijk is a Lecturer-Researcher at Hanze University of Applied Sciences, specializing in Energy Transition and System Integration. He holds a BSc in Mechanical Engineering (2007) and an MSc in Renewable Energy (2023). His research focuses on promoting green gas production while preventing congestion in the Dutch gas network through system-integrated approaches. He collaborates with organizations like Rendo NV and Coteq Netbeheer B.V., and leads projects such as the PD-traject Groengas and PUMSWindT2.

• Education:
• BSc Mechanical Engineering, Hanze University (2004–2007)
• MSc Renewable Energy, Hanze University (2020–2023)

His research interests include energy system optimization, gas network dynamics, and sustainable energy solutions. His work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to affordable and clean energy. He teaches courses on energy systems, grid integration, and fluid dynamics.

Current projects include investigating green gas feed-in solutions and exploring system-integrated frameworks to enhance energy transition efforts. Collaboration networks span Dutch energy sector stakeholders, emphasizing practical and scalable solutions.