Dr Christian Calvillo Munoz

Research Associate

Centre for Energy Policy

Personal statement

I am an early career researcher, with a strong interest on the energy transition. I have expertise on energy system models, and the analysis of energy efficiency and the decarbonisation of heat and transport.

I have a strong international background and extensive collaborative networks. For example, I have completed my PhD as a part of the Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorate on Sustainable Energies Technologies and Strategies (SETS), with studies developed in Spain, Sweden and the Netherlands.

My current career objective is to continue to develop high quality research and collaborative work, and to keep developing my skills to become a successful academic.

Publications

Can the Electrification of Private Transport Lead to Economic Prosperity?: Alabi Oluwafisayo, Turner Karen, Calvillo Christian, Katris Antonios, Stewart Jamie, Brod Constantin; (2020); https://doi.org/10.17868/73568
Analysing the impacts of a large-scale EV rollout in the UK – how can we better inform environmental and climate policy?: Calvillo Christian F, Turner Karen; Energy Strategy Reviews Vol 30 (2020); https://doi.org/10.1016/j.esr.2020.100497
Laying the Foundations for a Net Zero Society : Principles and Infrastructure for a Climate Resilient and Economically Sustainable Recovery: Turner Karen, Katris Antonios, Stewart Jamie, Alabi Oluwafisayo, Calvillo Christian, Race Julia, Swales Kim, Mitchell Theo, Andreas Justus; (2020); https://doi.org/10.17868/72953
Who Ultimately Pays for and Who Gains from the Electricity Network Upgrade for EVs to Support the UK's Net Zero Carbon Ambition?: Turner Karen, Alabi Oluwafisayo, Calvillo Christian, Katris Antonios; (2020); https://doi.org/10.17868/72954
Can spending to upgrade electricity networks to support electric vehicles (EVs) roll-outs unlock value in the wider economy?: Alabi Oluwafisayo, Turner Karen, Figus Gioele, Katris Antonios, Calvillo Christian; Energy Policy Vol 138 (2020); https://doi.org/10.1016/j.enpol.2019.111117
Report : UK TIMES-CGE soft-linking work – review of progress and next steps: Calvillo Munoz Christian, Turner Karen; (2019)

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Professional activities

StrathWide 2020: 4th Annual Strathclyde Researcher Conference: Chair; 27/5/2020
Meeting with Scottish Government modelling teams: Contributor; 27/3/2020
Centre for Energy Policy Energy Conversations: Do we have the necessary skilled labour to enable a net zero economy?: Organiser; 27/2/2020
Innovation & Business Model Trends in Distributed Storage: Speaker; 15/11/2019
Energy Conversations: Decarbonising residential heat – how can we make the transition to low-carbon heat?: Organiser; 10/10/2019
Meeting with Scottish Government TIMES and CGE modelling teams: Recipient; 9/9/2019

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Projects

Modelling the Distribution of Costs from Network Upgrades for Electric Vehicles (EVs): Turner, Karen (Principal Investigator) Alabi, Oluwafisayo Titilope (Co-investigator) Calvillo Munoz, Christian (Co-investigator) Figus, Gioele (Co-investigator) Katris, Antonios (Co-investigator); 01-Jan-2018 - 01-Jan-2019
Energy System Impacts of Energy Efficiency: Calvillo Munoz, Christian (Co-investigator) Turner, Karen (Principal Investigator) McGregor, Peter (Co-investigator) Bell, Keith (Co-investigator); The project 'Energy System Impacts of Energy Efficiency' focus on two key aspects:
1. The central focus of the project will be the use of Scottish TIMES itself to explore the impact of energy efficiency changes on the energy system and to more fully understand the capabilities and limitation of the model.
2. The project will make clear links to Energy Efficient Scotland and use these as the source of examples as well as informing the main inputs to TIMES that will allow the assessment of energy efficiency interventions.

The purpose of making these recommendations is to help Scottish Government to enhance the value of the range of models available specifically in terms of ‘soft-linking’ between TIMES and other models such as the Scottish Electricity Dispatch Model (SEDM) and economy-wide CGE modelling in order to:
• gain insights into the extent to which energy efficiency measures might change the need for investment in electricity generation capacity ;
• explore the effects of energy efficiency on the wider economy and how that might, in turn, change the volume and nature of demand for energy services.; 10-Jan-2016 - 07-Jan-2020

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