MSc on Electrical & Computer Engineering
PhD on Decision Support Systems

Dr. Alexandros Flamos is Professor at the University of Piraeus (UNIPI) and Editor in Chief of the scientific journal Energy Sources Part B: Economics, Planning & Policy. He has a Degree on Electrical and Computer Engineering and a PhD in the area of Decision Support Systems applied in energy and environmental policy and planning. He teaches Engineering Economics, Energy Management, Renewable Energy Sources Utilization & Technoeconomics of Energy Systems at graduate and post graduate level at UNIPI and the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA). He has over 20 years of working experience in the scientific areas of Decision Support Systems (DSS), Energy Management & Planning and their applications for analyzing energy and environmental policy, energy and environmental modeling, security of energy supply and energy pricing competitiveness. He has held the position of scientific coordinator / scientific responsible / senior researcher in more than 30 EC funded projects (FP5, FP6, FP7, Η2020, Synergy, IEE, etc.) related to energy systems management, appraisal, planning etc. and as consultant in projects funded by international donors (European Investment Bank, EuropeAid, etc.). He has more than 150 publications in high impact international scientific Journals and international conferences and as invited speaker in major international energy policy cooperation events (MENAREC, Euro-Asia meetings, COPs etc). More specifically, as single author or co-author of more than 70 articles in (peer-review) scientific journals, 7 chapters in scientific books (collection of papers following review), more than 40 announcements in international scientific conferences, more than 20 international policy cooperation events, special editions in energy and climate policy journals, books etc.

Technoeconomic analysis & evaluation of energy systems, Energy market modelling & design of new innovative market mechanisms, Management of energy resources, Energy efficiency technologies, Technologies for better utilization of Renewable Energy Sources, Energy system analysis & planning, Security and reliability of energy supply, Energy system modelling, simulation and scenario development, Distributed Energy Systems & Smart Grids, Analysis and modelling of energy consumer and producer behavior, Development and application of consultation methods with energy market stakeholders, Green Economy applications, Energy and Climate Policy tools, Design, Monitoring, Evaluation & Analysis of Energy and Climate Policy Impacts

Engineering Economics (6th sem.)
Energy Technologies & Environment (7th sem.)
Energy & Climate Policy (7th sem. elective)

Laboratory of Technoeconomics of Energy Systems, Director