Shan He

Shan He serves as a Research Fellow at the Australian National University's Institute for Climate, Energy & Disaster Solutions (ICEDS) within the College of Science. Her work centers on evaluating economic and technical benefits of battery storage technologies through advanced algorithmic approaches, with specific focus on community and household energy systems.

Dr. He holds a PhD in Computer Science from Monash University, where she developed robust analytical and technical expertise applicable to energy transition challenges. Her research interests span:

• Battery Storage Systems
• Grid Integration of Renewable Energy
• Smart Grid Technologies
• Energy Economics and Policy
• Community Energy Systems
• Algorithmic Optimization for Energy Networks

Current projects include feasibility studies for community batteries in ACT residential areas, economic comparisons between household and community storage solutions, analysis of network tariffs' impact on solar utilization, and investigations into solar hosting capacity enhancement. Her work demonstrates consistent application of computational methods to real-world energy infrastructure challenges.

Dr. He actively contributes to ICEDS research initiatives through the Battery Storage and Grid Integration Program and participates in specialized research groups focusing on Smart Grid development, Low Carbon and Resilient Cities, and Energy Economics and Policy frameworks.