M.A. van den Broek

Prof. M.A. van den Broek serves as Professor at Delft University of Technology within the Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management, Department of Energy and Industry. His research focuses on system-level energy transition facilitation, specializing in energy system integration, sector-coupling, and renewable energy infrastructure development.

His core research domains include:

• Long-term investment planning for energy supply, transport, and storage systems
• Short-term balancing strategies for integrated energy networks
• Policy mechanisms enabling sector-coupling and renewable integration
• Techno-economic modeling of energy storage and hydrogen systems
• Carbon footprint analysis across industrial and agricultural value chains

Recent publications (2024-2025) reveal concentrated expertise in hydrogen applications for industrial decarbonization, electricity demand evolution in emerging economies, interannual dynamics in energy storage, and carbon accounting in agricultural systems – demonstrating strong interdisciplinary integration of engineering, economics, and policy perspectives.

He holds an Eneco-funded chair in Energy System Integration, reflecting significant industry collaboration. No student advisees or laboratory teams are documented in the available materials.