Sarah Allardyce
Sarah Allardyce graduated in 2010 with an honours degree in Mathematics and Physics (Hons) at the University of Glasgow. Main areas of interest in the project were the economical viability and the aspect of matching supply and demand within this unique industry.
sarah.allardyce@strath.ac.uk
Eric Baster
Eric Graduated in 2007 with an honors degree in Physics from Edinburgh Univesity. Main areas of interest in the project were the demand integration of electrical power generated and the variances in differing generation options.
michael.baster@strath.ac.uk
Callum Kirk
Callum graduated in 2002 with an honours degree in Chemical Engineering at the University of Strathclyde before working in building services engineering until 2010. Main areas of interest in the project were the biochemical fuel conversion options and general distillery plant equipment.
callum.kirk@strath.ac.uk
Will Lamond
Graduating in 1999 with an honors degree in Product Design Engineering at the University of Strathclyde, Will has worked in a variety of jobs including running a mobile steam distilation unit in the Highlands of Scotland, extracting essential oils from a range of pine needles and wild bog myrtle. Prior to the Renewables course he was Sales Manager for Borders Books in Cambridge.
will.lamond@strath.ac.uk