This project involves studying rock-oil interfaces at sub-surface conditions using molecular simulations. 

The work involves studying rock-oil subsurface conditions using molecular simulations. 

With increased penetration of renewable electricity from wind and solar, that modern electricity grid is expected to be more dynamic as it actively responds to supply and demand of renewable electricity. In this scenario, redox flow batteries are seen as a key technology for longer-term energy storage (time ≥ 4 hours). This SLP is an opportunity to compute the levelized cost of storage and determine the key limiting factors that prevent widespread commercialization of this technology.