Milos Cvetkovic

Milos Cvetkovic brings extensive expertise in energy systems modeling and renewable integration to his role as Assistant Professor in the Electrical Sustainable Energy department at TU Delft. After earning his PhD and MSc from Carnegie Mellon University and completing postdoctoral research at MIT, where he developed groundbreaking market mechanisms for prosumer engagement in electricity ecosystems, he has established himself as a leading figure in sustainable energy systems. His research portfolio spans from short-term control and operation modeling to long-term decision-making frameworks for planning purposes, with particular focus on integrating renewable energy into electricity grids. Through his involvement in numerous Dutch national and European projects, he continues to advance the development of smart controllers for renewable resources and innovative market mechanisms, while his work on infrastructure cyber-physical systems has garnered significant attention with over 600 citations across 56 research publications. His expertise in stochastic simulation for distributed renewable energy systems integration and battery energy storage systems positions him at the forefront of sustainable energy transition efforts, contributing to the advancement of smart grid technologies and renewable energy integration strategies.