Nature’s source Engineered for Energy demand
Integrating solar, wind, and hydrogen fuel cells creates a robust and sustainable clean energy solution by leveraging the strengths of each technology. Solar and wind power can be used to produce hydrogen through electrolysis, acting as a form of energy storage that can then be utilized in fuel cells to generate electricity on demand. This approach helps mitigate the intermittency of renewable energy sources and reduces carbon foot print. In this discussion we shall focus in detail the technology advancement in these areas and the support we could provide to the customer to achieve the clean energy solutions for Residential, Commercial and Industrial requirements.
Speaker(s)
Gowthaman - Post Graduate Engineering Professional in Power systems with more than 24+ experience in the field of Transmission & Distribution having hands on experience in Substation and cable laying works from 11kV upto 400kV, and Overhead transmission works upto 132kV in India and GCC countries. Added to this, have profound experience in Renewable energy both in Wind and Solar upto 2.1GW.
Raveendran - Raveendran Sundarajan (born 25 May 1968) is a British national and a highly qualified professional holding C.Eng MIMechE and MREI credentials. With extensive expertise in engineering and management, he serves as Operations Director and Associate Professor, contributing to both industry and academia through leadership, technical knowledge, and mentorship.