Ronnie Belmans is affiliated with KU Leuven in Belgium, focusing their research on Environmental Science. They have contributed to various subfields including Mechanical Engineering, Economics and Econometrics, Environmental Engineering, General Energy, and Pollution.
Their research addresses topics such as Climate Change Policy and Economics, Environmental Impact and Sustainability, Carbon Dioxide Capture Technologies, Global Energy Security and Policy, Energy and Environment Impacts, Global Energy and Sustainability Research, and Extraction and Separation Processes.
Belmans has authored several publications with recent notable papers including:
Their work is published in journals frequently including iScience, Joule, Energy Research & Social Science, Mineral Economics, and C - Journal of Carbon Research.
Throughout their career, Belmans has collaborated repeatedly with co-authors such as Jan Mertens, Michael E. Webber, Christian Breyer, Corinne Gendron, and Patrice Geoffron.
Belmans has been recognized as an IEEE Fellow since 2005 for contributions to variable speed induction machines.
Guido Pepermans;Johan Driesen;Dries Haeseldonckx;Ronnie Belmans
K.. De Brabandere;B.. Bolsens;J.. Van den Keybus;A.. Woyte
A. Woyte;V. Van Thong;R. Belmans;J. Nijs
Achim Woyte;Johan Nijs;Ronnie Belmans
Jef Beerten;Stijn Cole;Ronnie Belmans
K. Purchala;L. Meeus;D. Van Dommelen;R. Belmans
K. De Kerf;K. Srivastava;M. Reza;D. Bekaert
M. Espinoza;C. Joye;R. Belmans;B. De Moor
Stijn Cole;Jef Beerten;Ronnie Belmans
K. De Brabandere;B. Bolsens;J. Van den Keybus;A. Woyte
Frederik Ruelens;Bert J. Claessens;Stijn Vandael;Bart De Schutter
J. Driesen;R. Belmans
C. De Jonghe;B. F. Hobbs;R. Belmans
Jef Beerten;Stijn Cole;Ronnie Belmans
Leonardo Meeus;Konrad Purchala;Ronnie Belmans
K. De Brabandere;K. Vanthournout;J. Driesen;G. Deconinck
S.Z. Djokic;K. Stockman;J.V. Milanovic;J.J.M. Desmet
Cedric De Jonghe;Erik Delarue;Ronnie Belmans;William D’haeseleer
Jef Beerten;Ronnie Belmans
Carlos Dierckxsens;Kailash Srivastava;Muhamad Reza;Stijn Cole
Kay Hameyer;Ronnie Belmans
D Van Hertem;J Verboomen;K Purchala;R Belmans
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Instituto de Engenharia de Sistemas e Computadores Investigação e Desenvolvimento em Lisboa
Publications: 29
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