Sina Orangi

Sina Orangi is a Research Fellow in the Department of Energy and Process Engineering at NTNU's Faculty of Engineering. His work focuses on lithium-ion battery systems at giga-scale, integrating techno-economic and environmental analyses across the battery value chain. He specializes in developing models to evaluate production costs, sustainability, and scalability of battery technologies.

Research interests include energy systems, sustainability engineering, and process modeling with prior experience in carbon capture and renewable energy. His studies project significant cost reductions in lithium-ion batteries by 2030, contingent on large-scale manufacturing capacities.

Key publications analyze battery cost trajectories, material impacts on emissions, and automated life cycle assessment platforms. Current research explores scenarios for sustainable battery deployment amid metal price fluctuations.

No scientific awards explicitly mentioned. Advising no recorded students. Engages with cross-disciplinary teams like the B-LEAP modeling platform collaboration.