Inna Vorushylo

Dr. Inna Vorushylo is a Lecturer in Energy Markets and Energy Storage at the Belfast School of Architecture & the Built Environment, Ulster University. She holds a PhD in techno-economic modeling of the All Ireland Electricity System, alongside BSc and MSc degrees in Electronic Engineering and a BSc in Economics from the National Technical University of Ukraine 'Kyiv Polytechnic Institute'.

• PhD: Techno-economic modeling of All Ireland Electricity System
• MSc: Electronic Engineering
• BSc: Electronic Engineering & Economics

Her research bridges Engineering and Economics, focusing on energy market models for decarbonization pathways. Key areas include energy storage, demand-side response, and decarbonization of heat, transport, and power sectors. She led the 'Zero-in on NI heat' project on heat sector decarbonization in Northern Ireland and collaborates on initiatives like the HP-FITS heat pump integration and Comfort Climate Box projects.

Article trends show a focus on techno-economic modeling for renewable integration (53% of outputs), energy storage optimization (68%), and demand-side flexibility (54%). SDG-aligned work addresses climate action (SDG 13) and affordable clean energy (SDG 7).

She contributes to public engagement through media appearances and consultancies like the 2024 Positive Energy District project.