Paul Gerard Tuohy

Dr. Paul Gerard Tuohy is a Lecturer in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at the University of Strathclyde, specializing in energy systems and low-carbon technologies. He holds a PhD in Strategies for Low Carbon Buildings (2013), an MSc in Energy Systems and the Environment (2004), and an MSc in Microelectronic Systems (1986). His research focuses on renewable energy integration, energy storage, building performance optimization, and passive house standards. He has contributed to projects such as the GigaWattHour Subsurface Thermal Energy Storage (STEaM) initiative and the East Ayrshire National Energy Research Demonstrator (NERD).

• PhD: University of Strathclyde (2013)
• MSc Energy Systems & Environment: University of Strathclyde (2004)
• MSc Microelectronic Systems: University of Edinburgh (1986)

Research areas include occupant behavior impacts on energy use, district heating systems, and model predictive control of solar thermal systems. He has collaborated on thermal energy storage in mine shafts and grid balancing solutions. Current roles include co-investigator on projects like Innovatium and the Louisville Climate Action Plan.