Gert Hofstede

Gert Hofstede is a Lecturer and PhD candidate at Hanze University of Applied Sciences, affiliated with the Centre of Expertise Energy Research Centre Biobased Economy and the Faculty of Life Sciences & Renewable Energy. His research focuses on renewable energy systems, particularly biomethane production, biogas efficiency, and hydrogen delivery to methanogens. He actively contributes to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), emphasizing renewable energy and sustainable resource utilization.

His work spans academic publications and conference presentations, with recent contributions addressing biomethane from hydrogen/carbon dioxide, power-to-methane technologies, and biomass potential analysis. Hofstede has engaged in over 10 professional activities, including presentations on waste-to-energy systems and project coordination like the Bio-P2G initiative. His research integrates interdisciplinary approaches to enhance energy sustainability and grid balancing through biogas innovation.

Media engagements include discussions on green gas technologies at Hanze and participation in industry-focused events. Hofstede's work highlights the intersection of applied research and practical solutions for renewable energy challenges.