Renewables

Strategy management, development of prioritisation systems and processes for technology innovation to accelerate design, deployment and commercialisation of renewable energy technology innovation.

Programme management of grant selection projects that support offshore renewable energy.

Project management of strategic offshore renewable energy projects that support innovation in nascent technology development. This technology is targeted towards cost and carbon reduction with the purpose of improving revenue and roll-out programme potential.

Authoring of offshore wind leasing round documentation.

Project examples

Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult (ORE Catapult)

Strategy management - formulation of strategy business planning and prioritisation systems for project selection, early stage delivery of key projects, developing cross-team interaction and working methods.

The Crown Estate

Energy & Infrastructure technology strategy projects. Analysis of current and future technologies in the marine environment, and development of technology enabling projects. Commercial management drafting of PQQ and ITT documentation for leasing round proposals for the demonstration of full scale offshore wind levelised cost of energy reduction technology. Marine Resource System (MaRS), development of a marine spatial resource planning software tool for The Crown Estate Energy and Infrastructure team to enable more accurate planning and best use of seabed resource.

DECC

Joint programme management lead for the Marine Energy Array Demonstrator (MEAD) selection project, a £20m funding scheme for pre-commercial array tidal and wave devices to demonstrate operation in an array formation.

Carbon Trust

Project management for the Offshore Wind Accelerator (OWA), a pioneering research and development accelerator for the offshore wind industry. Carrying out project, financial and contract management for the OWA technology acceleration programme. Lead Project management for the Marine Renewables Proving Fund (MRPF), project and financial management delivering a £22.5m grant scheme to support development of marine renewable energy prototypes.