Helleik Rosenvinge Syse

Helleik Rosenvinge Syse is a PhD researcher at the University of Stavanger, affiliated with the Faculty of Science and Technology and the Department of Energy and Petroleum Technology. His work in the Future Energy Hub group focuses on integrating the human dimension into energy use in buildings, supervised by Associate Professor Homam Nikpey and Professor Emeritus Harald Røstvik. He previously studied at the University of Strathclyde and has held roles in startups like Gwing, NablaFlow, and bitUnitor.

• Academic journey: MSc in Renewable Energy Systems and the Environment (University of Strathclyde)
• Visiting scholar: University of New South Wales's Artificial Intelligence Institute (2023/24)

His research spans techno-economic analysis of renewable energy systems and interdisciplinary exploration of human-engineering interactions. Recent work includes simulation studies of MyBox Energy Lab and data accessibility frameworks for smart city energy systems, emphasizing scalable solutions for urban sustainability.

Scientific recognition includes:

• Nominated '30 under 30 ledestjerner' (Dagens Næringsliv, 2020)
• Awarded 'young energy talent' (Stavanger Chamber of Commerce, 2022)

As an educator, he taught sustainability courses at BI Business School and actively participates in energy transition advocacy through Stavanger Chamber of Commerce groups. His multidisciplinary approach bridges technical systems analysis with behavioral science to address energy efficiency challenges.