BayWa r.e. Australia & New Zealand
Khalid Beg is a Grid Connections Manager at BayWa r.e. Australia & New Zealand with experience in designing and commissioning utility-scale solar farms. With a background in electrical engineering, Khalid has worked in various roles such as Power Systems Engineer and Control Systems Engineer at companies like NODE Energy Services and Downer. Khalid also has experience in monitoring wind farms at Suzlon Group and working as a Flight Systems Engineer at Melbourne Space Program Ltd. Additionally, Khalid has completed a Professional certificate in Circular Economy and Sustainability Strategies from Cambridge Judge Business School.
BayWa r.e. Australia & New Zealand
At BayWa r.e. we r.e.think energy - how it is produced, stored and can be best used to enable the global renewable energy transition essential to the future of our planet. We are a leading global developer, service supplier, distributor and solutions provider and have brought over 5.7 GW of energy online and manage over 10 GW of assets. We are also an Independent Power Producer with an expanding energy trading business. BayWa r.e. works with businesses worldwide to provide tailored renewable solutions. Operating 100% carbon compensated, we are also committed to our own sustainability journey as well as gender equity and cultural diversity. Within the Australia and New Zealand region we are active in projects and future energy solutions with business hubs in Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney and Hobart. A relatively new ANZ player, BayWa r.e. Projects Australia has commissioned over 270 MW of solar and wind projects, and our project pipeline reports more than 4 GW under development. Every day, we are working hard to actively shape the future of energy in a diverse, equitable and inclusive workplace. Our shareholders are BayWa AG, a globally successful business with revenues of €27.1 billion, and Energy Infrastructure Partners, a market leader in energy infrastructure investment that manages over €2.6 billion from global investors.