Protium, the UK-based hydrogen solutions provider for project operators, developers and investors, has made two appointments to its growing team.
Grant Myers joins as Lead Project Manager, having previously managed large-scale EPC energy projects worth more than £100 million for HRS Energy. Prior to this he oversaw cross-functional teams in the design, optimisation and integration of complex engineering solutions at Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems, the Japanese engineering company. Myers has a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Cape Town and is a PRINCE2 Registered Practitioner.
Bhavita Lacmane joins the company as a Project Analyst, where she will support project modelling, research and business development. Lacmane previously spent a year in the Manufacturing Excellence team at Nestle Cereals and holds a degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Bath.
Chris Jackson, CEO of Protium said: “The profile of hydrogen as part of the solution to driving down emissions has rapidly accelerated of late, and so too has the demand for consultancy and project support. I am delighted to be welcoming Grant and Bhavita to the team at such an important time both for Protium and the sector as a whole.”
Commenting on his appointment, Grant Myers said: “The role of hydrogen in the net-zero mix is finally getting the profile it deserves. I am delighted to have joined a business at the cutting-edge of this space and look forward to working with Chris and the team on a wide-range of projects that will deliver huge impact in the months and years ahead.”
Bravita Lacmane added: “This is one of the most exciting sectors to be in right now and I am thrilled to be joining the team. With so much potential from hydrogen, the interest in our work is only going to increase and I look forward to being a part of the Protium growth story in the coming years.”
About Protium
Protium is a UK-based hydrogen solutions provider for project operators, developers and investors. Founded in 2019, the company provides services including project origination, design and funding to support the deployment of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies.
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