Senior Technical Advisor
Senior Technical Advisor

Biography

Hayden Reeve joined PNNL in 2018 as part of the Electricity Infrastructure and Buildings division. Prior to joining PNNL he worked at United Technologies Research Center as an associate director. He has more than fifteen years of experience assessing and developing advanced technology solutions for building, renewable, and aerospace energy systems. Most recently this has focused on the development of advanced building control strategies, fault detection and diagnostics technologies, and investigation of distributed energy resources for improved grid flexibility. His work has a strong emphasis on demonstrating these building energy reduction technologies in real-world environments, including extensive experience with field demonstrations both in North America and at global sites. 

Research Interest

  • Advanced analytics, controls, and diagnostics for the built environment
  • Distributed energy resources for grid flexibility

Education

  • PhD in Mechanical Engineering, University of Washington
  • MS in Mechanical Engineering, University of Washington
  • BE in Mechanical Engineering, University of Canterbury

Affiliations and Professional Service

  • Member of American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE)

Awards and Recognitions

  • Outstanding Achievement Award for Building Auto-Commissioning Tool, United Technologies Research Center (2017) 
  • Best Paper Award, Heat Transfer Division, American Society of Mechanical Engineers (2003)

Patents

  • Five issued United States patents

Publications

2025

  • Appiah-Kubi J., A.A. Anderson, and H.M. Reeve. 2025. "A Survey of Open-Source Tools for Transmission and Distribution Systems Research." IEEE Access 13, no. _:4966 - 4983. PNNL-SA-191882. doi:10.1109/ACCESS.2024.3520878

2024

  • Mitra B., S. Pal, H.M. Reeve, and M. Kintner-Meyer. 2024. Coupling of the Electricity and Transportation Sectors - Part I: Sector Overviews. PNNL-35826-1. Richland, WA: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Coupling of the Electricity and Transportation Sectors - Part I: Sector Overviews
  • Mitra B., S. Pal, H.M. Reeve, and M. Kintner-Meyer. 2024. Coupling of the Electricity and Transportation Sectors - Part II: Risk Assessment. PNNL-35826-2. Richland, WA: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Coupling of the Electricity and Transportation Sectors - Part II: Risk Assessment
  • Yu M., M. Mukherjee, S. Poudel, S.R. Bender, S. Hanif, T.D. Hardy, and H.M. Reeve. 2024. "A Valuation Framework for Customers Impacted by Extreme Temperature-Related Outages." Applied Energy 368, no. _:Art. No. 123450. PNNL-SA-191343. doi:10.1016/j.apenergy.2024.123450

2023

  • Bereta dos Reis F., D.J. Sebastian Cardenas, M.I. Borkum, H.M. Reeve, and M. Mukherjee. 2023. Blockchain for Fault-Tolerant Grid Operations. PNNL-33981. Richland, WA: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Blockchain for Fault-Tolerant Grid Operations
  • Bereta dos Reis F., M.I. Borkum, M. Mukherjee, H.M. Reeve, and D.J. Sebastian Cardenas. 2023. Blockchain for Fault-Tolerant Grid Operations Version 2.0. PNNL-35420. Richland, WA: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Blockchain for Fault-Tolerant Grid Operations Version 2.0
  • Hanif S., M. Mukherjee, S. Poudel, R. Jinsiwale, M. Yu, T.D. Hardy, and H.M. Reeve. 2023. "Analyzing At-Scale Distribution Grid Response to Extreme Temperatures." Applied Energy 337. PNNL-SA-179783. doi:10.1016/j.apenergy.2023.120886
  • Singhal A., S. Hanif, B.P. Bhattarai, F. Bereta dos Reis, H.M. Reeve, and R.G. Pratt. 2023. "Designing a Transactive Electric Vehicle Agent with Customer's Participation Preference." International Journal of Electrical Power & Energy Systems 151. PNNL-SA-168418. doi:10.1016/j.ijepes.2023.109147

2022

  • Goodman C.D., L.E. Hinkle, T.D. Hardy, and H.M. Reeve. 2022. Building Model Calibration: Validation of GridLAB-D Thermal Dynamics Modeling. PNNL-33528. Richland, WA: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Building Model Calibration: Validation of GridLAB-D Thermal Dynamics Modeling
  • Hanif S., S.R. Bender, J.C. Bedoya Ceballos, H.M. Reeve, T.D. Hardy, and M. Mukherjee. 2022. Valuing Demand Flexibility During a Grid Disturbance: A Granular Approach to Resilience Valuation. PNNL-33547. Richland, WA: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Valuing Demand Flexibility During a Grid Disturbance: A Granular Approach to Resilience Valuation
  • Pratt R.G., F. Bereta dos Reis, B. Bhattarai, R. Jinsiwale, A. Singhal, S.R. Bender, and H.M. Reeve. 2022. Potential for Transactive Energy to Improve the Provisioning of Grid Services from Batteries. PNNL-33599. Richland, WA: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Potential for Transactive Energy to Improve the Provisioning of Grid Services from Batteries
  • Reeve H.M., S.E. Widergren, R.G. Pratt, L.E. Hinkle, S. Hanif, S.R. Bender, and T.D. Hardy, et al. 2022. DSO+T: Expanded Study Results DSO+T Study: Volume 5. PNNL-32170-5. Richland, WA: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. DSO+T: Expanded Study Results DSO+T Study: Volume 5
  • Reeve H.M., S.E. Widergren, R.G. Pratt, T.D. Hardy, S.R. Bender, S. Hanif, and M.A. Pelton, et al. 2022. "Large-Scale Simulation of Regional Demand Flexibility Implementation and Customer Economic Impact." In 2022 ACEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings, August 21-26, 2022, Pacific Grove, CA, 12-320- 12-335. Washington, District Of Columbia:American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy. PNNL-SA-171206.

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