Bismark Baah
The researcher’s work focuses on integrating hybrid renewable energy systems with global energy transition strategies, examining their environmental impacts and thermochemical efficiencies. Their studies highlight innovative applications of solar photovoltaic (PV) systems in reducing energy costs for households through electric cooking and rooftop solar thermal generation. Additionally, they investigate the potential of redundant energy from PV systems to drive future research trends across various physical sciences domains, including hybrid renewable energy, energy environment impacts, thermochemical processes, photovoltaic systems, solar thermal and energy systems, land use, building energy optimization, and renewable energy innovation.
Faculty Biography
Bismark Baah has over 7 years of post-BSc experience as a mechanical engineer, energy auditor, and energy efficiency advisor. He is a certified energy auditor (a certified sustainable energy audit professional-Ghana, SEAP) and a member of the Ghana institution of engineering with a lot of experience in research and development (R&D) of energy systems including renewable energy (solar energy) energy efficiency management and climate impact, solar energy for cooling and cooking applications and food preservation, solar crop drying and solar water pumping. He has also attended several pieces of training and workshops on energy efficiency and management.
Building Energy and Comfort Optimization
Energy and Environment Impacts
Hybrid Renewable Energy Systems
Land Use and Ecosystem Services
Photovoltaic Systems and Sustainability
Solar Thermal and Photovoltaic Systems
Thermochemical Biomass Conversion Processes
Mapping urban climate change research: Insights from 20 years of global research trends, thematic evolution, and future perspectives
Open AccessUnlocking the potential of redundant energy from solar photovoltaic systems: Navigating global research trends, innovations, and future directions
Open AccessSoiling estimation methods in solar photovoltaic systems: Review, challenges and future directions
Open AccessTechno-environmental assessment of the fuel properties of a variety of briquettes for biomass boiler applications
Open AccessEnergy Economics of Rooftop Solar Pv for Households Without Net Metering
Open AccessScientific mapping of experimental research on solar cookers: Global trends, evolution, and future directions
Open AccessTechno-economic viability of decentralised solar photovoltaic-based green hydrogen production for sustainable energy transition in Ghana
Open AccessAnalysis and hypothesis testing of redundant energy of solar home systems without net-metering
Unlocking the potential of solar PV electric cooking in households in sub-Saharan Africa – The case of pressurized solar electric cooker (PSEC)
Open AccessDepartment of Mechanical Engineering
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology