Giles Tuffin - Economist, Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre
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Giles Tuffin - Economist, Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre
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How can engineers and economists collaborate to deliver WA's energy transition?
Giles took the long road to economics, by way of a decade of bartending and a late return to university. After eight years in state government and a stint in consulting, he now plays a leading role in AMGC's $8 million wind energy manufacturing co-investment program in WA. In this episode, Giles explains what a local manufacturer needs to win wind turbine work, why flanges and anchor cages are the first components about to be made here, and why the 30-year maintenance programme may be the bigger prize for WA. Along the way we cover how satellites made solar cheap, what that means for the last 20% of the grid, and how engineers and economists think differently about the same problem. And yes, he can still make a very good martini. This episode is produced by the members of the Engineers Australia WA Energy Transition Working Group and hosted by group member Max van Someren, Managing Director of Bivios Australia.