The ANU Centre for Energy Systems (ACES) brings together leading energy researchers from across The Australian National University, including the Battery Storage and Grid Integration Program (BSGIP), the 100 Percent Renewable Energy Group (RE100), and other energy-focused research groups within the ANU School of Engineering.
ACES advances the energy transition through world-leading research, innovation and collaboration. The Centre's expertise spans renewable energy integration, energy storage, electrification, energy systems modelling, green hydrogen, solar technologies, and the social dimensions of energy transition.
Working closely with industry, government, regulators, and community partners, ACES delivers interdisciplinary research that helps shape practical solutions for a sustainable energy future.
The Centre is co-led by Professor Kylie Catchpole FAA FTSE and Associate Professor Heather Logie, and brings together a diverse community of researchers, professional staff and students dedicated to addressing complex energy challenges.
To explore our research, people, projects, partnerships and opportunities, please visit the full ACES website.