Igor Krupenski

Igor Krupenski is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Energy Technology, Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech). His primary research focuses on smart district heating systems, integrated assessment of greenhouse gas emissions, and energy efficiency optimization. He specializes in renewable energy integration, thermal systems design, and computational fluid dynamics for multiphase flows.

His work emphasizes urban energy systems modernization, particularly in historical areas like Tallinn's Old Town, and explores coupling technologies such as combined heat and power (CHP) with district cooling. He also investigates energy cascading strategies and low-temperature district heating networks for sustainable development.

Dr. Krupenski’s research spans numerical simulations of turbulent particulate flows, fluidized bed dynamics, and off-design operation of heat pumps. His contributions bridge theoretical models with practical applications, aiming to enhance energy systems' efficiency and environmental sustainability.

Key research themes include:

• Renewable energy integration in district heating
• Thermal system optimization for urban and industrial contexts
• Computational modeling of multiphase and turbulent flows
• Energy efficiency in historical building retrofitting

His publications highlight advancements in CHP-DC coupling, solar-thermal systems, and particulate flow analysis. Despite no listed awards, his work significantly impacts sustainable energy infrastructure design and thermal modeling techniques.