Stephen Carr

Stephen Carr is a Lecturer in Energy Physics at the **University of South Wales**, part of the **Faculty of Computing, Engineering and Science**. He holds an MPhys in Physics from the University of Oxford (2004) and a PhD from the University of Glamorgan (2005), focusing on integrating renewable technologies into electricity networks. His research emphasizes hydrogen energy storage, renewable energy systems, and optimizing wind power integration. He has contributed to projects like the **CymruH2Wales initiative**, advancing hydrogen storage modeling and control. His work bridges theoretical research and practical applications in energy transition.

**Research Interests**:

• Hydrogen production and storage technologies
• Wind power integration and grid stability
• Electrochemical systems for energy conversion
• Carbon capture and utilization

**Key Publications**: His recent work addresses hydrogen recovery from industrial gases, electrolysis optimization, and hydrogen’s role in decarbonization. Earlier studies include solar-hydrogen systems, optimal hydrogen storage for wind grids, and adaptive power management strategies.

**Labs/Teams**: Active in the CymruH2Wales energy storage project and affiliated with the **Baglan Energy Park** research facilities.