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Mariana Andrei

Assistant Professor

In my research I am focused on tools for industry energy transition. I have adopted an interdisciplinary approach combining engineering and social science disciplines to get insights into the complexities and challenges of the transition.

Publications

2025

Patrik Thollander, Mariana Andrei, Noor Jalo, Patrik Rohdin, Jenny Palm, Anna Sanno, Johan Colding, Stephan Barthel, Gazi Salah Uddin, Bruna Maria Xavier (2025) Advances in the social construction of energy management and energy efficiency in industry Nature Communications, Vol. 16, Article 4075 (Article, review/survey) Continue to DOI
Enrico Cagno, Davide Accordini, Patrik Thollander, Mariana Andrei, A. S. M. Monjurul Hasan, Sonia Pessina, Andrea Trianni (2025) Energy management and industry 4.0: Analysis of the enabling effects of digitalization on the implementation of energy management practices Applied Energy, Vol. 390, Article 125877 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI
Simon Johnsson, Mariana Andrei, Maria Johansson (2025) Harmonizing energy audit reporting: Addressing data loss and policy challenges in the EU member states Energy, Vol. 319, Article 135040 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI
Mariana Andrei, Simon Johnsson (2025) Advancing maturity in the adoption of digital technologies for energy efficiency in manufacturing industry Journal of Manufacturing Technology Management, Vol. 36, p. 114-133 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI

2024

Hanna Varvne, Mariana Andrei (2024) Failing forward: the transformative power of writing in interdisciplinary ethnographic research Journal of Organizational Ethnography, Vol. 13, p. 352-371 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI

Research

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Resilience in the future electricity system

The Swedish electricity system is facing major changes. New research has begun at LiU which focuses on resilience in the future electricity system. The project can provide insights into how the resilience of the electricity system can be improved.
Energy management using AI

Excellent energy management using AI - XEMAI

The project aims to enhance digitalisation within the manufacturing industry to improve energy efficiency and achieve sustainability.
Energy management within the shipping and the manufacturing sectors.

Energy management in the shipping and manufacturing sectors

The research project was analysing how energy management is conducted in Swedish manufacturing and shipping industries.

Coworkers

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George Ajonye
PhD student
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Maria Andersson
Associate Professor
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Bruna Maria Xavier
PhD student
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Danica Djuric Ilic
Associate Professor
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Christoffer Hahn
PhD student
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Maria Johansson
Senior Associate Professor
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Simon Johnsson
Research Engineer
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Björn Karlsson
Professor Emeritus
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Carla Khayat
PhD student
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Linus Kåge
PhD student
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Viktor Könemann
PhD student
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Emma Lindkvist
Assistant Professor
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Kathryn Lusco
PhD student
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Vlatko Milic
Associate Professor, Docent
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Bahram Moshfegh
Professor Emeritus
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Pardis Niknafs
PhD student
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Lena Nordenstam
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Johan Nordensvärd
Visiting Senior Lecturer, Docent
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Edward Prichard
PhD student
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Patrik Rohdin
Senior Associate Professor
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Mikael Säberg
PhD student
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Patrik Thollander
Professor, Head of Division
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Christoffer Wadström
Assistant Professor
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Magnus Wallén
Senior Associate Professor
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Louise Ödlund
Head of Department, Professor

Organisation

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Energy Systems (ENSYS)

The division of Energy Systems is involved in research, undergraduate and graduate education and collaboration with industry and public sector organisations in the field of energy.
Energy is everywhere, sunset.

Graduate School in Energy Systems

Graduate School in Energy Systems purpose is to increase understanding of how energy system depends on the interaction between technology and society's regulatory framework, policy development and operators interests and behavior.
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Department of Management and Engineering (IEI)

The Department of Management and Engineering (IEI) strengthens and develops tomorrow’s industry, business world and society by ground-breaking research, education and innovation.

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