Dr Iweh received his B.Eng in 2015 and M.Eng degrees in 2017, all in Electrical Power Systems Engineering from the University of Buea, Cameroon. He received his Ph.D. degree in 2022 in Sustainable Energy Engineering at the University of Energy and Natural Resources, Ghana. He is currently working on a research that seeks to assess the impact of renewables in power systems and evaluate the allowable renewable penetration level. His research interest are Power Systems Stability, Real-Time Computer Control of Distributed Generators, Artificial Intelligence Application in Energy Systems, Industrial and Residential Energy Efficiency, Integration of Renewables into the grid, Hybrid Renewable Energy Systems Optimization, Long-term Energy Planning, and Transient Stability Analysis in Distributed Energy Systems. He is currently a visiting researcher at the Laboratory of Energy and Applied Mechanics under the European Union Intra-African Mobility Program. He wants to engage more with influential decision-makers and thought leaders in international energy policy. He’s open to challenges, conversations, and exchange of ideas with top players in the energy industry. His long term goal is to be a regional-level energy consultant and wants to use his untiring commitment to champion the move to clean and affordable energy for citizens of sub-Saharan Africa in the near future.
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