Jocelyn Zuliani

Global Lead, Renewable Power and Energy Storage @Hatch

Toronto, CA
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WORK HISTORY

May 2024 — Present

Global Lead, Renewable Power and Energy Storage @Hatch

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Mississauga, ON, CA

Lead a team of energy storage, wind and solar engineers to deliver engineering services to utilities, project developers, financiers, and commercial and industrial clients developing renewable power and energy storage projects in North America, South America, Africa, Europe and Australia. Responsibilities include- Lead business development in Wind, Solar and Energy Storage, including client engagement and proposal preparation- Lead technical business development for energy storage, including conference presentations, client engagement sessions, and proposal preparation- Energy Storage subject matter expert, delivering industry expertise on energy storage projects, ranging from technology assessments, energy storage procurement support, through owner\'s engineering services, project implementation and independent technical advisory

EDUCATION

2008 — 2012

Queen's University

B.Sc., Engineering Chemistry

2012 — 2017

University of Toronto

Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Chemical Engineering

ABOUT JOCELYN ZULIANI

Expertise in technology assessment and implementation for a wide range of energy storage technologies blending a strong business acumen with industrial experience and fundamental knowledge. Deep technical understanding of energy storage mechanisms, benefits and drawbacks, together with implementation expertise for emerging and commercial energy storage systems, including lithium ion batteries, vanadium flow batteries, hybrid flow batteries, zinc-air batteries, supercapacitors.

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