Engineering
Owner's-side engineering for the renewables build-out: yield, design, grid, and the due diligence behind projects changing hands.
Greece and Cyprus are in the middle of a renewables build-out, and the constraint has shifted. Panels, turbines, batteries, and contractors can all be procured; what is scarce is senior engineering judgement on the owner's side of the table. An energy and renewables engineer supplies exactly that across solar, wind, and storage: reviewing yield estimates and designs before capital commits to them, steering the licensing and grid-connection path, and standing as owner's engineer while the plant is built.
The energy and renewables engineers on Hellenic Talent come from senior roles in technical consultancies, EPC contractors, and energy companies. Their work splits between generation projects, from greenfield development to assets changing hands, and the demand side: energy-efficiency and decarbonisation programs for industrial and hotel operators, including the EU-funded upgrades much of that work now runs through.
What to test in the first conversation, whoever you end up hiring.
Beyond financial close
Has taken projects of your technology through to operation, not only through to financial close.
Local licensing and grid path
Has recent, first-hand experience of the licensing and grid-connection path in Greece or Cyprus.
Has no product to sell
Independent of the developers, contractors, and equipment vendors involved in your project.
Measurements and program documentation
For efficiency work, comfortable with both the measurements and the documentation funded programs demand.
Chamber registration where required
Where the work requires signed studies or permits, confirm registration with the Technical Chamber of Greece (TEE) or the Cyprus Scientific and Technical Chamber (ETEK).
A short call is enough to understand the situation and tell you honestly whether the network has the right energy and renewables engineer for it.
Engagements run remote, hybrid, or on-site, for clients in Greece, Cyprus, and the rest of the world.