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Thermal Energy Storage Systems for Buildings Workshop Report Thermal Engineering, Heat and Mass Transfer, and International Journal of Thermal Sciences. Louis is also a reviewer for Journal of Energy Storage and Journal of Building Performance Simulation. Pim Donkers Dr. ir. Pim Donkers has been active in the research of thermochemical materials on material and reactor level for about 10 years. In 2017 he joined TNO Materials and Solutions, where he focused on research on the active material in the Heat Battery and the reactor design around the battery. He participated in the H2020 project CREATE and since 2019 he is part of the HEAT-INSYDE team. In 2020, together with Olaf Adan, they founded Cellcius. Within Cellcius the heat battery will be further developed into a commercial system which can store loss free heat. Matthew Aguayo Dr. Aguayo’s research background includes implementing fundamental science-based methods towards improving the materials related sustainability in buildings and transportation infrastructure. He now focuses his entrepreneurial endeavors as the Co-Founder and CEO of EnKoat and has been featured in Forbes 30 Under 30 for Energy. Matthew’s passion is to develop innovative solutions that make a significant impact on the built environment. His current focus is on the design and development of novel composite envelope systems, containing thermal energy storage materials, to increase the thermal energy efficiency and resiliency of the building envelope. Arlene Anderson Arlene Anderson is the Lead Technology Manager within the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), Geothermal Technologies Office Low-Temperature Geothermal Program. Ground Source Heating and Cooling, Deep Direct-Use and Advanced Energy Storage (including Reservoir Thermal Energy Storage) applications are her current Low-Temperature RD&D focus areas. Arlene led the Thermal Task Force of world-renowned experts at Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the National Renewable Energy Lab that developed the non-electric geothermal sector analysis reported in the Geothermal Vision Study. 38PDF Image | 2021 Thermal Energy Storage Systems
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