Working on the energy transition with a focus on renewable energies, sector coupling, and hydrogen.
Tetyana Raksha has been a researcher with LBST since 2011. She was instrumental in LBST studies on energy potentials and scenarios, e.g. renewables in transport, commissioned by the German Federal Transport Ministry, “Mobility and Fuel Strategy” and the Office of the German Federal Parliament for Technological Impact Assessment with the German Parliament: “Modern technologies for the optimization of electricity networks”. Tetyana Raksha holds a Diploma in electrical engineering (National Technical University of Ukraine “Kyiv Polytechnic Institute”) and a degree Diplom-Ingenieurin Univ. from Technische Universität München (Germany).
Her thesis on large-scale electric energy storage with hydrogen systems has won the DWV Innovation Award in 2011.
