Nilay Shah
OEUK
Nilay is Professor of Process Systems Engineering, a former Head of the Department of Chemical Engineering and Director of the Centre for Process Systems Engineering at Imperial College London. He is also director of a synthetic fuel start-up, Zero Petroleum Ltd. His research focuses on the use of process modelling and mathematical and systems engineering techniques to analyse complex process and energy systems.
Nilay is particularly interested in clean energy, hydrogen, bio renewables, bioprocessing and engineering biology. He also works on the application of model-based methods for plant safety assessment and risk analysis. He has published widely and is particularly interested in transferring technological innovations from academia to industry.
Nilay has received many awards, including the Royal Society of Chemistry Beilby Medal and the IChemE Hutchison Medal. He is a Fellow of the IChemE and Royal Academy of Engineering. He earned his PhD at Imperial College London.
Our Independent Stakeholder Group (ISG)
Our members have been selected based on their knowledge and expertise in the energy industry, across a broad range of issues. This enables them to challenge and validate stakeholder views of National Gas plans, and monitor the delivery of our Business Plan Commitments over the price control period.
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