Filip Balawejder serves as an Economic Adviser within the Hydrogen and Industrial Carbon Capture Directorate at the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping the UK’s low-carbon hydrogen policy landscape. With a robust background in data analysis...
Filip Balawejder serves as an Economic Adviser within the Hydrogen and Industrial Carbon Capture Directorate at the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping the UK’s low-carbon hydrogen policy landscape. With a robust background in data analysis and econometric modeling, Filip has been instrumental in the design and implementation of the UK’s first low-carbon hydrogen production subsidy scheme, known as the Hydrogen Production Business Model. His expertise was crucial in leading the analysis for the inaugural funding allocation round dedicated to electrolytic hydrogen projects, where he meticulously conducted cost and Value for Money assessments to ensure optimal resource allocation.
In his current role, Filip engages directly with project developers, acting as the electricity cost analysis lead during negotiations. His comprehensive understanding of the Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) market allows him to provide invaluable insights that enhance the viability of hydrogen projects. By leveraging advanced data analysis techniques, including R programming, he conducts in-depth economic research that informs policy decisions and fosters innovation within the hydrogen sector.
Filip’s work not only contributes to the UK’s ambitious net-zero targets but also positions him as a thought leader in the burgeoning field of hydrogen production. His commitment to advancing low-carbon technologies and his analytical acumen make him a key asset in driving forward the UK’s energy transition, ensuring that economic considerations align with environmental goals. Through his efforts, Filip is helping to lay the groundwork for a sustainable energy future, where hydrogen plays a central role in decarbonizing the economy.
