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EPISODE · Mar 5, 2026 · 1H 27M

Engineering the Energy Transition: Inside the Mind Clean Tech Founder Demian Natakhan - Enhar. S2E7

from The Green Room - Energy Innovation & Renewables Industry Podcast · host Greenwood Academy

🎙️ The Journey of Building an Engineering Company in the Renewable Energy EraWhat does it really take to build an engineering company from the ground up?And keep it thriving in one of the fastest-changing industries in the world?In this in-depth conversation,  Veli chats with Demian Khan to explore the real story behind the evolution of a renewable energy engineering firm, from early curiosity about wind turbines and solar technology, through university and industry experience, to founding and scaling a company delivering large-scale battery storage, solar farms, wind projects, and carbon solutions.This is ENHAR.This episode goes far beyond technical talk. It’s about vision, risk, timing, leadership, innovation, and the relentless pursuit of building something that matters.If you’re an entrepreneur, engineer, student, business owner, or simply someone fascinated by how ideas turn into real-world infrastructure, this one’s for you.🔎 What You’ll Discover in This EpisodeThe mindset required to build and grow an engineering companyHow renewable energy evolved from niche to mainstreamLessons from early wind farm development and large-scale energy projectsThe rise of battery energy storage systems (BESS) and grid stabilizationHow large-scale solar, wind, and storage projects actually get developedWorking with landowners, councils, universities, and investorsThe economics behind renewables vs coal and gasThe future of EV infrastructure, data centres, and grid demandCarbon markets, reforestation, and digital climate solutionsWhy engineering leadership requires both technical depth and long-term visionFrom Scottish wind turbines to Australian battery farms, from consulting roles to founding multiple ventures Demian's story of how engineering expertise, commercial awareness, and forward-thinking strategy intersect is fascinating.⚡ Topics CoveredRenewable energy project developmentSolar farms & wind farmsLarge-scale battery storage (100MW+ projects)Energy arbitrage & frequency control markets (FCAS)Grid infrastructure & transmission challengesCarbon accounting & reforestation economicsESG trends & sustainability strategyEngineering entrepreneurshipClean tech innovationThe future of 100% renewable energy systems

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