Domenico Ferrero

Domenico Ferrero is a Fixed-term Tenure-track Assistant Professor at the Department of Energy (DENERG), Politecnico di Torino. His primary role involves advancing research in renewable energy systems, particularly focusing on hydrogen technologies, energy storage, and thermochemical cycles. He contributes to the College of Electrical and Energy Engineering, teaching courses such as Hydrogen Laboratory and Sistemi di accumulo dell'energia elettrica.

His research emphasizes experimental and modeling studies on hydrogen production via electrolysis, solar-driven thermochemical cycles, and CO₂ utilization. Key projects include H2SHIFT, HyAcademy.EU, and IMAGHyNE, funded by EU initiatives. Ferrero collaborates internationally on material characterization for protonic ceramic electrolysis cells and sealant development. He supervises multiple PhD students in energy systems and leads the M3ES research group.

Publications highlight innovations in solar fuels, redox cycles, and hydrogen-battery hybrid systems. His work bridges fundamental science with applied engineering, targeting sustainable energy solutions for remote and urban environments.