Harry is a consultant specializing in energy infrastructure modeling and optimization. He holds a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering from the University of Manchester and a master's degree in environmental engineering from the Technical University of Munich. Harry has applied advanced optimization techniques to a wide range of projects, from sizing rural energy systems in Peru for his master's thesis to working on large-scale green hydrogen and ammonia development projects.
At ILF, Harry employs advanced optimization and simulation methods to design and simulate green production facilities, contributing to detailed optimization studies for large-scale renewable hydrogen and ammonia infrastructure project, across Canada, South America, Europe, and the MENA region.
Through these experiences, Harry has developed a holistic understanding of the challenges faced during various phases of energy infrastructure development. He is adept at leveraging energy infrastructure modeling to address these challenges and support ILF's clients in achieving their project objectives.
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