Tiago Castelo de Oliveira

Tiago Castelo de Oliveira is a researcher affiliated with the High Tech Systems Center, specializing in electrical engineering at the Federal University of Itajuba. He holds a Doctorate (2018), Master's (2015), and Bachelor's (2011) in Electrical Engineering from the same institution. His research focuses on distributed energy resources, power quality, and smart grid integration, addressing challenges such as voltage regulation, harmonic distortion, and hosting capacity assessment in distribution grids.

Education:

• Doctorate: 'Dynamic Hosting Capacity of Distributed Renewable Generation' (2018)
• Master's: 'Hosting Capacity of Distributed Generation in University Campus Grids' (2015)
• Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering (2011)

Research interests emphasize sustainable energy systems, with particular attention to renewable integration impacts, grid stability, and optimization methodologies. His work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to clean energy and infrastructure. Recent publications explore energy storage integration, transient overvoltages in high-voltage systems, and hosting capacity frameworks for modern grids.

He has collaborated on the 'Flexible and Future Power Links for Smart Grids' project (2015–2019) and teaches 'Electrical Power Engineering and System Integration'.