Learn about the team that delivers the SHINe project.
SHINe (the Scottish hydrogen innovation network) was formed by Scottish Enterprise. It’s being delivered by Carbon Limiting Technologies and Talan, up to 2026.
Find out more about the team committed to shining a light on the Scottish hydrogen innovation network.
Carbon Limiting Technologies (CLT)
CLT works with industry and government to commercialise low carbon innovations and accelerate clean growth.
James Ruel
James is Project Manager for SHINe and one of the dedicated engagement champions working across the innovation network. He leads on the overall delivery and is one of the first points of contact for all engagement.
He leads the support to SHINe stakeholders and businesses. Stakeholder support could include direct one-to-one support from a dedicated advisor/mentor who would be able to provide specific support to stakeholders. James will co-ordinate the support to businesses, including an application process and business diagnostic, and allocation of a specialist mentor.
Eva is the Deputy Project Manager and Inward Investment Lead for SHINe. She helps Scottish SMEs (small and medium-sized enterprises) to identify new opportunities in the evolving hydrogen sector. She also leads the organisation of SHINe's in-person events which bring industry, academia and government together around shared hydrogen challenge areas.
In terms of inward investment, Eva helps direct international funding opportunities into the Scottish hydrogen landscape, making it easier for early-stage companies and research partners to connect with suitable funding programmes and investors.
Talan specialises in navigating complex and highly regulated energy and environmental sectors, providing a comprehensive range of services tailored to organisations in both public and private entities.
Azhar Juna
Azhar is the Delivery Lead for SHINe and is responsible for bringing together SHINe members, users, supporters and innovators to facilitate collaboration and innovation. He organises the SHINe Industry Advisory Board, chairs member meetings and represents SHINe at events.
Azhar also works with SHINe members to assess and map the capabilities that exist across the Scottish hydrogen innovation network, to make it easier for companies and investors to see the nation’s diverse offerings in one space.
Clare Jackson is the SHINe Industry Advisory Board Chair. The board exists to provide strategic guidance to SHINe members and ensure their offerings reflect the pressing needs of the hydrogen industry.
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