Mohamed Moustafa

Dr. Mohamed Moustafa serves as a Clinical Professor in the Electrical & Computer Engineering Department at the University of St. Thomas and holds the position of Assistant Director at the Center for Microgrid Research (CMR). His academic credentials include a PhD in Electrical Engineering from the University of Manitoba (Canada), and MSc/BSc degrees in Electrical Engineering from Alexandria University (Egypt).

His research expertise spans:

• Microgrids
• Power Systems
• Real-Time Digital Simulations
• HVDC and Power Electronics applications
• Renewable Energy Integration
• Grid Stability and Resilience

Focusing on carbon-free electricity transition, his work develops advanced microgrid control systems, enhances grid resilience, and integrates solar/wind energy into modern power infrastructure through the CMR.

As a Registered Professional Engineer in Manitoba, Canada, and active member of IEEE/IEEE Power and Energy Society, he teaches core courses including Engineer Design Clinic I (ENGR 480) and Power Systems and Smart Grids (ETLS 744), bridging academic theory with industry applications in energy modernization.