Assistant Professors

He graduated with honours in Industrial Engineering from the University of Calabria in 1994. At the same University, he received the title of Ph.D. in Information Systems and Computer Engineering in 1999 and since 2004 he has been a researcher in Electrical Systems Energy. He has more than one hundred publications in international journals and conference proceedings. He has been in charge of research for various projects fi nanced from the national and regional competitive tender (PON and POR), and he is a member of the research team of research projects of national interest (PRIN). He is a promoter of University Spin Off CRETE ES that deals with technologies and systems for energy production from renewable energy and sustainable energy. He has played, both as a member of the Scientifi c Technical Committee as well as the Director of the Consortium CRETE, implementation activities in the territory of actions for sustainable development from an energy point of view of the same. From 2012, he has been an expert for the evaluation of research projects in the electricity sector for the Italian Authority AEEGSI.

L. Mendicino, D. Menniti, A. Pinnarelli, N. Sorrentino, Corporate power purchase agreement: Formulation of the related levelized cost of energy and its application to a real life case study, Applied Energy Volume 253, ( 2019)
G.Belli, A.Giordano, C.Mastroianni, D. Menniti, A.Pinnarelli, L.Scarcello, N.Sorrentino, M.Stillo, A unified model for the optimal management of electrical and thermal equipment of a prosumer in a DR environment, IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid Volume 10, Issue 2, (2019)
Brusco G, Burgio A, Menniti D, Pinnarelli A, Sorrentino N (2016). The economic viability of a feed-in tariff scheme that solely rewards self-consumption to promote the use of integrated photovoltaic battery systems. APPLIED ENERGY, vol. 163, p. 1075-1085, (2016)
G. Brusco, A. Burgio, D. Menniti, A. Pinnarelli A, N. Sorrentino, Energy Management System for an Energy District with demand response availability, IEEE Transactions On Smart Grid, vol. 5, (2014)

Analysis of the static security of electric power systems.
Integrated solution of optimal dispatching of generating power with the structural safety.
Distributed control systems and application of microelectronics, computer and telecommunication systems for the management of Electrical Distribution in the presence of distributed generation.
Numerical techniques for the analysis of power quality problems and adoption of active fi ltering systems.
Stabilisation of Electrical Power Systems through innovative control techniques and power electronic systems (Flexible AC Transmission System).
Support models of the Electrical Energy Market operator decisions. 
Integration of renewable energy plants (wind and photovoltaic) in distribution/transmission network in the Smartgrid environment.