People

Our People

People

Malcolm McCulloch

Professor of Energy Systems

Malcolm leads the EPG. His interest and expertise spans developed and developing countries, and ranges across all aspects of power generation and distribution.

Mallory Newman

Personal Assistant

Mallory is Malcolm's personal assistant. She focuses on optimising Malcolm's schedule, time management and response rate. She keeps the group afloat and organised.

Gemma Watson

Senior Research Manager

Gemma is Malcolm's Project Manager, focusing on ensuring that the group is functioning well, delivering to time on the portfolio of projects, and providing a conduit between the group and key stakeholders.

Stephanie Hirmer

Associate Professor and PI SHEILD

Stephi helps to deliver energy services that create value for marginalised communities. Her work focuses on Low-Income Countries. She is the Deputy Research Director at the Climate Compatible Growth Programme.

Nicole Miranda

Postdoctoral Researcher

Nicole is a Researcher & Programme Manager for the Future of Cooling Programme. She looks at how passive technologies can mitigate the increasing energy demands for cooling.

Scot Wheeler

Senior Postdoctoral Researcher

Scot works at the interface between flexible energy technologies, energy markets, and user engagement in the design of smart local energy systems. He worked on project LEO, which was hugely successful.

Alycia Leonard

Postdoctoral Researcher

Alycia works in geospatial energy systems modelling as part of the Climate Compatible Growth programme. Her research focuses on the design of inclusive energy access systems in low- and middle-income countries.

Christopher Hull

Phil Candidate

Chris is interested in the technical and economic challenges of electrifying transport in developing countries. He is also involved in developing a cost-effective battery retrofit for minibus taxis in South Africa.

Rebecca Perriment

Dhpil Candidate

Becky's doctoral research focuses on energy usage and battery lifetime in off-grid electricity systems in developing countries, using operational data.

Mónica Sagastuy-Breña

DPhil Candidate

Mónica’s research focuses on developing successful energy strategies through Mapping System Transformation methodology. Her work has a special focus in the Mexican case study, but is intended to be applicable in general.

Abdullah Alotaiq

DPhil Canadidate

Abdullah’s research focuses on how resource-rich economies can maintain an edge in a decarbonised world. Specifically, focusing on renewable energy capacity planning, stranded assets and innovative energy-sector business models.

Collabortators

Thomas Morstyn

Associate Professor in Power Systems

Thomas is an EPG alumni postdoctoral researcher. He moved onto be a lecturer at the University of Edinburgh and has recently come back to Oxford into the role of Associate Professor in Power Systems.

Hindolo George- Williams

Lecturer at De Montfort University

Nisrine Kebir

Sivapriya Bhagavathy

Renaldi Renaldi

Elnaz Azizi

Postdoctoral Researcher

Elnaz worked within Project LEO, primarily on Future System Planning. Her research focuses on using University and County buildings as energy assets in demand-side response schemes through data analysis and system modelling.