Tjerk Jansma

Tjerk Jansma is a Lecturer-Researcher at Hanze University of Applied Sciences, affiliated with the Centre of Expertise Energy. His work focuses on System Integration in the Energy Transition and Application of Hydrogen within the Energy Transition, contributing to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to renewable energy and industrial transformation. He has led or co-led multiple research projects since 2019, including initiatives like the HydroHub MegaWatt Test Centre 2.0 and hydrogen-driven wastewater research.

Education: While specific academic credentials are not listed, his roles imply advanced expertise in energy systems and engineering.

Research Interests: Tjerk's work emphasizes renewable fuels, sustainable gases, and system integration challenges in transitioning to clean energy. He collaborates on projects addressing hydrogen infrastructure, industrial decarbonization, and energy storage solutions. His contributions align with global efforts to achieve net-zero emissions through innovative energy systems.

Advising & Grants: He has secured funding for projects such as the 'Groene waterstofbooster' (2019–2023) and led teams in initiatives like the SafeSense environmental safety project. His role as PI underscores his leadership in applied energy research.

Labs/Teams: Part of the Centre of Expertise Energy, he collaborates with industry partners like Shell and academic networks to advance hydrogen technologies and sustainable energy systems.