Chemical Engineer specializing in Green Hydrogen/Ammonia. Expertise includes leading EU certification processes, GHG accounting for green ammonia plants, analysing global regulations, and evaluating carbon credit markets. Proven ability in project management and technology transfer.
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I am an Assistant Manager focused on Green Hydrogen and Ammonia projects at Avaada Group. With a Master's degree in Chemical Engineering from the Institute of Chemical Technology, I bring expertise in qualitative and quantitative research within the low-carbon energy sector.
In my current role, I play a key part in advancing green hydrogen initiatives. I led the Green Hydrogen certification process for a major Green Ammonia project, ensuring compliance with EU regulations in collaboration with TUV Germany. I have performed comprehensive Greenhouse Gas (GHG) accounting (Scope 1, 2, and 3) for a 1500 MTPA Green Ammonia plant and assessed carbon credit market factors to forecast revenue and identify sales channels for green hydrogen projects.
I possess a strong understanding of regulatory frameworks like RED I/II and EU ETS, having compiled and analyzed green hydrogen codes and standards across key global markets (India, USA, South Korea, EU, Japan). I also research global industry trends using tools like the S&P Platts database to inform strategic decisions. My skills extend to project management, problem-solving, and cross-cultural collaboration.
Prior to Avaada, I worked as a Technology Transfer Engineer, facilitating process scaling from lab to pilot and evaluating project CAPEX/OPEX.