Under the supervision of Catherine Azzaro-Pantel (LGC-INPT) and Sylvain Bourjade (TBS), Vincent is conducting research into optimizing the green hydrogen supply chain for the mobility sector (air, land and sea).
This is a dynamic and integrated systemic approach to the green hydrogen supply chain, combining engineering and economics, with a dual scientific objective:
– take economic aspects into account in the design phase of the supply chain, model the various technological building blocks (production, storage, distribution) and integrate the specific territory constraints;
– produce new knowledge on the conditions for deploying these energy systems (policies, governance, markets) to fully exploit hydrogen’s decarbonization potential.
Vincent presented intermediate results at the 1st ISA workshop in July 2023. We look forward to sharing the progress of his research with you over the coming year.
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This thesis project, led by Sindy PAEZ ORTIZ and labelled by the Institute for Sustainable Aviation follows on from an exploratory study carried out in
Bornes, L., Letondal, C., Vingerhoeds, R. (2022). Could Systemic Design Methods Support Sustainable Design of Interactive Systems?. Proceedings of Relating Systems Thinking and Design (RSD11)
Ian Costa-Alvès’s thesis, one of eight to carry out an ISA-labelled PhD label in 2023, aims to improve Integrated Assessment Models (IAMs) through the use