Laboratories
TPG experimental activities started at Genoa Lab in 2002, then moved to Savona Campus University of Genoa in 2005. In 2006 the first hybrid system emulator rig was installed at the Rolls-Royce University Technology Centre laboratory, thanks to industrial and public funding (Felicitas FP6 EU project). Up to now the Savona lab expanded to about 500 mq and the following research areas are covered
Rolls-Royce FCS UTC
Collaboration with Rolls-Royce for the research on fuel cell systems.
Tools
The TPG Group has developed several in-house simulation and design tools to support the research activities by modelling, simulation, designing, optimising innovative energy systems
Research Areas
TPG group has a wide experience in different topics.
Its mission is to carry out theoretical, modelling and experimental research in the field of advanced energy systems.
TPG by numbers
Full Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Associate Researcher
PHD Students
Technical Staff
TPG European research Activity
TPG was founded in 1998 by Prof. A.F. Massardo.
Since its foundation, TPG has collaborated with the main power technology manufacturers and utilities all around the world, has been involved in several national and international projects, and has been author of several papers published in the most prestigious international journals. Below are the updated numbers.
eLITHE
SOLINDARITY
EDU-ABCM
RH2IWER
USES4HEAT
ThumbsUp
SCO2OP-TES
JUST-GREEN AFRH2ICA
SINNOGENES
SHARPSCO2
LOLABAT
ROBINSON
FLEXNCONFU
SOLARSCO2OL
NEXTMGT
PUMP-HEAT
envision
Bio-HyPP
RESILIENT
GENIUS
E-HUB
LARGE-SOFC
Methapu
EnSOFC
DEV-BIOSOFC
FELICITAS
REAL-SOFC
PIP-SOFC
CE-IGT
IM-SOFC-GT
Activity years
International Projects
Collaborations
International Papers
Students area
TPG offers opportunities to students for both Bachelor and Master Thesis to be developed with the support of the researchers of the TPG and in collaboration with national and internationals companies, universities and research centers.
Join us
Join TPG to pursue a PhD degree, contribute to European research projects, collaborate with global industry partners and give your contribution to the field of innovative energy systems for a more sustainable future.
