01 / Research
Smart rotor control
My PhD studied trailing-edge flaps and wind turbine control: ways to reduce loads while keeping a turbine productive. That work led to papers on control strategies and fault response.
Read the thesis →Wind, data and open work
I started with the question of how to control a wind turbine. Since then I’ve worked across renewable asset performance, operational data and software. The thread is the same: understand the system, make the evidence useful, and share what can be shared.

Explore the work
Research, practical analysis and open collaboration have all shaped how I think about renewable energy.
01 / Research
My PhD studied trailing-edge flaps and wind turbine control: ways to reduce loads while keeping a turbine productive. That work led to papers on control strategies and fault response.
Read the thesis →02 / Open data
I helped release operational data from Kelmarsh and Penmanshiel so more people can test methods, ask questions and learn from real turbines.
Kelmarsh dataset →03 / Practice
My later work brought engineering, SCADA analysis, energy-yield assessment and portfolio data together. I’ve built dashboards and automated reporting to make operational questions easier to answer.
My current technical practice →04 / Community
Open methods improve when people can examine and extend them. I contribute to OpenOA and have worked with WeDoWind on challenges that bring different approaches to shared data.
OpenOA →Read further
A selected bibliography, kept here for anyone who wants the technical detail.