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John
Entress
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M.A.,
M.Eng. (Chemical Engineering), University of Cambridge; M.B.A. (International
Business), City University Business School. Chartered Chemical Engineer
with over 24 years technical and commercial experience in the international
oil, gas and electricity sectors. Managing Director of ICHOR. Previous
experience with various engineering companies (Global, Worley, McDermott,
Ewbank Preece) as well as National Power, BP and Baker Jardine.
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Robert
Kleinsmann
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B.E.,
M.E. (Mechanical Engineering), University of Auckland. Member of
the Institute of Professional Engineers of New Zealand. Also holds
Dutch HTS (Ing) degrees in Mechanical Engineering and Industrial
Economics & Management. 20 years power engineering, electricity
generation project management, business development and technical/commercial
advisory experience in the electricity industry world-wide. Particular
expertise in Independent Power Projects (IPPs). Previously with
Mott Ewbank Preece, the Electricity Corporation of New Zealand and
Stork Boilers. Associate Director of ICHOR. |
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John
Blair
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B.Sc.
(Electrical Engineering), A.C.G.I., Imperial College, London. Chartered
Electrical Engineer (F.I.E.E.) specialising in power transmission
and distribution systems. Former Technical Director of British Electricity
International Ltd. and also Manager, Planning & Design, for SCECO
Central Region, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. 25 years experience with the
UK CEGB, pursuant to which he has spent some 14 years carrying out
consultancy assignments embracing investment evaluations, utility
restructuring and efficiency, audit/due diligence and provision
of specialist support to regulators' offices. |
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John
Bowers
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B.Sc.
(Gas Engineering), University of Salford. Chartered Gas Engineer
with 35 years international engineering and consultancy experience
gained with British Gas, Bord Gáis Éireann and various engineering
companies. Expertise in planning, design, construction, operation
and maintenance of gas transmission and distribution pipeline systems,
regulating stations, compressor stations, LPG storage and distribution,
allied with project management, supervisory and commissioning skills,
cost control and contract management. Considerable recent experience
in techno-economic/feasibility studies, asset valuations, market
design and regulatory advice. |
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Grant
Craik
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B.Sc.
(Economics), Queen's University, Belfast. Highly experienced energy
economist, specialising in demand forecasting, cost-benefit analysis
and tariff revues, with particular emphasis on the electricity sector.
He has worked on studies both in the private and public sectors,
and for diverse clients, from the World Bank and Asian Development
Bank to commercial and merchant banks. Most of the studies undertaken
have been in developing countries in Asia and Africa, as well as
Eastern Europe and the UK. |
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Paul
Hunt
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B.A.
(Mathematical Science and Economics), M.A. (Economics), University
College Cork. Economist with over 15 years experience in the gas
sector. Expertise spans market analysis, project evaluations, transportation
tariff analysis/ design, and advice on industry restructuring and
regulation. Previously worked for NERA, Penspen Economics and Bord
Gáis Éireann. |
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Ian
Thomson
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M.A.,
Ph.D. (Electrical Engineering), University of Cambridge. Specialises
in the front-end strategic, commercial, institutional and regulatory
aspects of gas, oil and power projects. He has advised numerous
governments and multinationals on these issues. The first 17 years
of his career were spent with BP, latterly managing a number of
large oil and gas transportation, storage and supply projects from
concept through to operation. |
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Ian
Borthwick
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B.Sc.
(Zoology & Oceanography), Ph.D. (Oceanography), University College
Swansea. Chartered Biologist. Environmental specialist/EARA Principal
Auditor with broad background and over 20 years international experience
in providing support to industry, government and non-government
organisations. Specialist in environmental management procedures,
risk, sensitivity & impact assessment, audit & review. He has held
senior environmental posts with the Canadian Federal Government,
BP International and Sun Oil. |
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Michael
Harris
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Planning
consultant with 25 years hands-on experience in project planning
on major International multi-discipline projects in Power Generation,
Petrochem, Process Plant, Mining and Mechanical Handling. Expert
Witness and Expert Advisor on a number of High Court actions and
International Arbitrations on Combined Cycle and Process Plant projects.
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ARE
YOU INTERESTED IN WORKING WITH US?
If you are well qualified and possess the relevant experience,
then contact us at:
opportunities@ichor.uk.com
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