Felix Doucet

Felix Doucet is a researcher at the Competence Center for Renewable Energies and Energy Efficiency at Hamburg University of Applied Sciences, focusing on sustainable energy systems and smart grid technologies. His work bridges technical innovation with market dynamics, particularly in the context of Germany's energy transition (Energiewende).

• Research Themes: Real-time power balancing, fuzzy logic modeling, market integration in Europe, and renewable energy policy.
• Projects: Active in Norddeutsche Energiewende 4.0 and Norddeutsches Reallabor, aiming to make Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein fully regenerative by 2035.

Publications highlight collaborations with Fraunhofer institutes and the greenwerk, addressing global challenges like India's energy transition and Ukraine's electricity market reforms. His PhD thesis titled "Smart Balancing of Electrical Power - Transparent Real-Time Market Imbalance Price for Cost-Efficient Power Balancing" underscores his technical expertise in grid stability solutions.

Additional Contributions: Development of open-source Smart Balancing models in Python and interdisciplinary work on innovative financing tools for sustainable energy systems.