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Hi! I’m Claire Halloran (they/them), a doctoral candidate in energy systems engineering at the University of Oxford Energy and Power Group and a Rhodes Scholar. I research the impact of heat pump deployment on the electricity system in the UK and US, with a focus on the spatial and grid planning aspects of this problem. I use data-driven methods for spatial analysis of the impact that residential heat pump deployment will have on the electricity system. To understand how to manage this residential heating transition, I incorporate the resulting spatially and temporally granular data into energy system planning models. During my PhD, I’ve become a bit of a map nerd and enjoyed communicating with policymakers and general audiences about my research. Before starting my PhD, I earned my Bachelor’s in Materials Science and Engineering at MIT.

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