Bassem Haidar

Bassem Haidar is a researcher specializing in energy systems, electric vehicle infrastructure, and techno-economic analysis. His work focuses on optimizing renewable energy integration, evaluating public charging networks, and addressing challenges in electric vehicle adoption. He has collaborated with institutions on projects such as the PEPS5 energy storage study and analyses of French EV market dynamics. His research bridges technical innovation, policy design, and socio-economic factors influencing sustainable transportation.

Key research areas include:

• Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure
• Renewable Energy Transition
• Data-Driven Policy Analysis
• Privacy-Preserving Machine Learning

Recent publications emphasize the interplay between energy storage technologies, battery lifecycle management, and long-term energy mix planning. His work on federated learning for trajectory generation highlights advancements in privacy-aware data synthesis.