Jacob Krum Thorning

About

I hold a Master's degree in Engineering, with a specialization in Innovative Sustainable Energy Engineering. The primary focus is on solar cell systems and materials, striving to develop novel solutions that address the growing demand for sustainable and clean energy. I have a strong background in solar radiation modeling, feature selection, and regression-based solar radiation prediction models. My expertise lies in understanding the complex relationships between various factors affecting solar energy production, including atmospheric conditions, solar irradiance, and collinearity in solar radiation features. Through my in-depth knowledge, I contribute to the advancement of solar energy technologies and help to create a more sustainable future.

Work

Technical University of Denmark

Denmark

Technical University of Denmark

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Research assistant

Denmark

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Education

Technical University of Denmark

Denmark
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Master of Science in Innovative Sustainable Energy Engineering

Technical University of Denmark

Denmark
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Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Bachelor program in Cyber Technology)

Publications

Analyzing impact of ground reflections and wind speed on the temperature distribution in a building-integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) facade

Proceedings of 2025 IEEE 53rd Photovoltaic Specialists Conference (PVSC)

conference-paper

Validation of Shadow Motion Sensor

Proceedings of 2025 IEEE 53rd Photovoltaic Specialists Conference (PVSC)

conference-paper

Yield analysis of a BIPV façade prototype installation

Energy and Buildings

journal-article

Yield analysis of a BIPV façade prototype installation

Energy and Buildings

journal-article

Evaluation of Irradiance Decomposition Models and Their Predictors

EU PVSEC 2023

conference-paper

Evaluation of Irradiance Decomposition Models and Their Predictor

Proceedings of 40th European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition

conference-paper

Jacob Krum Thorning