Qi Ding
Ph.D. Candidate in Management Science and Engineering
Institute of Energy, Environment, and Economy, Tsinghua University

Ph.D. candidate in Management Science and Engineering at Tsinghua University, specializing in transportation decarbonization, Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) technologies, and battery recycling. My research focuses on techno-economic analysis of low-carbon transition pathways and integrated assessment modeling for climate policy.

I have contributed to several national and international research projects, including work with the World Bank Group, European Commission, and China's National Key R&D Program. My expertise spans energy systems modeling, policy analysis, and cross-sectoral impact assessment of clean energy technologies.


Education
  • Tsinghua University
    Institute of Energy, Environment, and Economy
    Ph.D. in Management Science and Engineering
    Sep. 2023 - present
  • Tongji University
    B.Eng. in Vehicle Engineering
    Sep. 2018 - Jun. 2023
Experience
  • National Key R&D Program of China
    Core Member - CCUS Technology Assessment
    2023 - present
  • The World Bank Group
    Researcher - Green China Project
    2023
  • European Commission (DG CLIMA)
    Core Member - COMMITTED Project
    2022 - 2023
Honors & Awards
  • National Scholarship
    2022
  • National Scholarship
    2021
  • Shanghai Outstanding Graduate
    2023
News
2025
Paper Accepted at ICAE2025: Second-Life Battery Supply and Energy Storage Demand Analysis in China
Jan 22
2024
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Oct 19
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Mar 23
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Jan 31
2023
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Nov 28
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Sep 06
Selected Publications (view all )
A Spatiotemporal Analysis of Second-Life Battery Supply and Energy Storage Demand in China

Qi Ding (First Author), Wenying Chen (Corresponding Author)

International Conference on Applied Energy (ICAE2025) 2025

This paper presents a comprehensive spatiotemporal analysis of second-life battery supply and energy storage demand in China, supporting national carbon neutrality goals (2030 peak, 2060 neutral). The study focuses on retired EV battery applications and energy storage demand matching, addressing the critical challenge of spatiotemporal mismatch in battery recycling and reuse systems.

A Spatiotemporal Analysis of Second-Life Battery Supply and Energy Storage Demand in China

Qi Ding (First Author), Wenying Chen (Corresponding Author)

International Conference on Applied Energy (ICAE2025) 2025

This paper presents a comprehensive spatiotemporal analysis of second-life battery supply and energy storage demand in China, supporting national carbon neutrality goals (2030 peak, 2060 neutral). The study focuses on retired EV battery applications and energy storage demand matching, addressing the critical challenge of spatiotemporal mismatch in battery recycling and reuse systems.

The Role of Shared Autonomous Electric Vehicles in Decarbonizing China's Passenger Transport Sector

Q. Ding (First Author), et al.

Applied Energy (Under Review) 2025

This work is the first to systematically quantify the cross-sectoral impacts of Shared Autonomous Electric Vehicles (SAEVs), demonstrating their potential to substantially reduce energy consumption and critical mineral demand.

The Role of Shared Autonomous Electric Vehicles in Decarbonizing China's Passenger Transport Sector

Q. Ding (First Author), et al.

Applied Energy (Under Review) 2025

This work is the first to systematically quantify the cross-sectoral impacts of Shared Autonomous Electric Vehicles (SAEVs), demonstrating their potential to substantially reduce energy consumption and critical mineral demand.

Assessment of Coordinated Carbon Neutral Transition Pathways for China's Provincial Power Systems

W. Chen, S. Zhang, Q. Zhang, J. Ren, Q. Ding* (* equal contribution)

Energy and Climate Change 2025

Utilized the China TIMES-30PE model to reveal deep decarbonization pathways for provincial power systems, highlighting the critical role of inter-regional power transmission and energy storage in a coordinated transition.

Assessment of Coordinated Carbon Neutral Transition Pathways for China's Provincial Power Systems

W. Chen, S. Zhang, Q. Zhang, J. Ren, Q. Ding* (* equal contribution)

Energy and Climate Change 2025

Utilized the China TIMES-30PE model to reveal deep decarbonization pathways for provincial power systems, highlighting the critical role of inter-regional power transmission and energy storage in a coordinated transition.

All publications