Shree Bade

Biography

Shree Om Bade, Ph.D., is an accomplished energy systems scholar and instructor in the Department of Energy & Petroleum Engineering at the University of North Dakota (UND). With a robust academic pedigree spanning several countries, he holds a doctorate in energy engineering from UND, an M.Sc. in wind energy from the Technical University of Denmark, and an M.Sc. in wireless communication from the University of Greenwich.

His expertise lies at the critical intersection of hybrid power plants, green hydrogen production, and subsurface energy storage, specifically focusing on optimization of energy systems, modeling and designing power system, grid simulation, the integration of hydrogen, energy policy analysis, data analytic, and Power-to-X technologies for utility-scale applications. Dr. Bade has a proven track record in federally funded research, having contributed to U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) projects involving modular biomass gasification and experimental power generation.

As a prolific researcher with 15-plus lead-author publications in high-impact journals, he is deeply committed to advancing the global clean energy transition. His professional impact extends to significant academic service as a guest editor for Energies and an editorial board member for multiple international platforms. Notably, he serves as a peer reviewer for prestigious journals including Nature, IEEE, Elsevier, Springer Nature, and Traylor & Francis, ensuring the rigor of cutting-edge research in his field.

An active member of IEEE and the Association of Energy Engineers (AEE), Dr. Bade is committed to advancing the clean energy transition through system-level engineering solutions and policy-informed research. His work aims to enhance the reliability, resilience, and economic viability of integrated renewable energy systems to accelerate progress toward a sustainable energy future.