Changlong Wang

Changlong Wang is an Academic Visitor at the University of Oxford's School of Engineering Science. He leads projects on hydrogen energy, green steel supply chains, and electric vehicle infrastructure. He co-leads the IEA's proposed 'Hydrogen for Iron/Steelmaking' task and represents Australia in multiple IEA Hydrogen TCP initiatives. His work integrates machine learning optimization for decarbonization strategies.

Education:

• BEng (1st Hons) from Australian National University
• PhD from University of Melbourne

Research Interests: Focuses on hydrogen applications in steelmaking, EV charging grid impacts, and industrial decarbonization through advanced modeling. Active in global energy policy collaborations like the RACE for 2030 CRC and Australian Clean Energy Council.

Awards: Includes the 2023 Australian Eureka Prize for his team's hydrogen strategy work, alongside multiple postgraduate awards recognizing academic and industry contributions.

Advising & Grants: Collaborates with governments (South Australia), international bodies (IEA), and industry leaders (Port of Rotterdam). Leads the South Australian green iron supply chain study and contributes to the Electric Vehicles theme within RACE CRC.

Labs/Teams: Member of the Systems Engineering Research Group, driving interdisciplinary solutions for energy transition challenges.