Solutions for Industry

Consultant, Net Zero Transition

Tom holds the role of Consultant, working in the Net Zero Transition Team at EA Technology.

Tom recently completed the Cheshire Energy Hub graduate scheme where he gained experience working in a range of roles and companies within the energy sector, ranging from developing software to speed up Electric Vehicle Charge Point connection requests for EA Technology’s Innovation Delivery Team, to working in protection at Scottish Power Energy Networks.

Tom is currently involved in projects looking at enabling DNOs to facilitate the Net Zero Transition at the best possible value to customer by analysing flexible solutions to avoid costly network reinforcement, and where traditional solutions are required conducting a Cost-Benefit Analysis to demonstrate the best valued propositions.

Team Lead - Capacity

Tim is a Chartered Engineer, with more than 15-years’ experience working in highways, aerospace and energy sectors. His background provides a strong capability of both technically leading projects and managing multi-million-pound programmes in multiple industrial sectors, including highly regulated environments. Since joining EA Technology, he has project managed several of our ground-breaking innovation projects, including My Electric Avenue, the first in the UK to directly control domestic customer EV Charging, and OpenLV, which directly led to the deployment of our Low Voltage Monitoring, VisNet Hub. More recently, he has managed delivery of the ConnectMore tool as part of the Charge Project, designed to enable customers to immediately generate quotations for a new network connection.

His focus is on achieving a sustainable, zero carbon energy network to support global decarbonisation targets, whilst improving the effectiveness of the systems and tools used to undertake work within the team.

Consultant, Net Zero Transition

Will holds a PhD in Chemistry, designing high-energy density cathode materials for Li-ion batteries. He joined Morgan Advanced Materials, developing low-cost synthesis routes to develop novel materials for Solid-State batteries. He then worked for Petronas at the University of Manchester developing ultra-fast charging solid-state batteries at an industrial scale. Alongside this role, Will worked at CRU International, consulting companies on Giga-factory construction, supply-chain trends, and long-term battery cost forecasting. He is excited to apply these skills at EA Technology to deliver meaningful impact on the transition to a net-zero.