Amogh Amladi

Amogh Amladi serves as an external researcher at the Energy Conversion group within the Faculty of Science and Engineering at the University of Groningen. His work centers on advancing solid oxide fuel cell technologies for sustainable energy applications, with particular emphasis on reversible systems for energy storage and power generation.

His research spans Energy Storage, Power Generation, Solid Oxide Fuel Cells, Reversible Solid Oxide Cells, Thermodynamics, and Fuel Cell Systems. Key contributions include thermodynamic optimization of reversible solid oxide cell systems, investigation of ammonia-based energy storage, and analysis of gas recirculation techniques to enhance system efficiency. His work addresses critical challenges in integrating renewable energy sources with storage solutions.

Analysis of his 2021-2024 publications reveals a consistent focus on optimizing reversible solid oxide cell systems through thermodynamic studies, fuel selection strategies, and operational enhancements like air recirculation. His research demonstrates practical applications for marine environments and cross-country energy systems (Netherlands/India), with significant implications for renewable energy storage scalability and efficiency in real-world implementations.