Zeinab Haydous is currently pursuing her PhD at the University of New South Wales (UNSW), specializing in solar energy. Her research focuses on studying the failure modes and yield modelling of solar systems, with a particular emphasis on understanding the impact of curtailment.

With a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Lebanon, Zeinab’s journey into renewable energy systems began. Driven by a passion for sustainable energy, she deepened her understanding through her Bachelor’s thesis on wind turbines. Zeinab then obtained a Master’s degree in Photovoltaic and Solar Energy from UNSW in 2017. During her academic tenure, she contributed to solar design projects and conducted remote optimization studies of solar systems, underscoring her commitment to advancing renewable energy solutions. Zeinab’s dedication revolves around enhancing the efficacy and resilience of renewable energy systems, addressing pivotal challenges in sustainable energy adoption.