Savvas Savvas

Savvas Savvas is a Research Fellow at the University of South Wales' Faculty of Computing, Engineering and Science, specializing in microbial C1 gas conversions and waste valorisation. His work focuses on optimizing biological methanation processes and prototyping low-carbon technologies for circular economy integration, combining expertise in process design, control systems, and reactor engineering.

• Core Expertise:
  • Microbial bioprocessing
  • Hydrogenotrophic methanogenesis
  • Power-to-Methane systems
  • Waste valorization
  • Bioreactor design
  • Carbon recycling
• Research Themes:
  • Net zero technology development
  • Biological CO2 conversion
  • Dynamic energy storage systems
  • Sustainable resource recovery

His recent publications explore reactor engineering innovations (2024 EU patent), advanced PtM systems (2025), and circular economy integration (2024). A 2019 2nd Prize poster Award recognizes his contributions to renewable energy gas technology.

Active collaborations with industry and government partners demonstrate his commitment to translating research into practical solutions for energy and resource recovery challenges.