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Ana Isabel Pirrone is an accomplished geotechnical engineer and country manager with extensive experience in the renewable energy sector. Currently serving as Country Manager for OWC since April 2019, Ana is responsible for the company's entry into the Iberian market, focusing on consultancy for offshore and onshore renewable projects. Previously, Ana led the Geosciences Package Management Service Line at OWC, overseeing site investigation strategies and management for offshore wind farm developments. Ana also served as Shadow Board Chair at ABL Group from January 2023 to July 2024, leading a team of young leaders on various projects. Ana holds a Master of Science in Soil Mechanics from Imperial College London and a Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering from UCAB, graduating with distinction in both programs.
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We are a global consultany delivering project development services, owner's engineering and technical due diligence focused on the development and realisation of offshore renewables technology and projects. Since 2011 we have delivered assignments amounting to 58 GW of project experience ( 82 projects) across the Europe, Asia and the US. Visit our website Experience page to explore further. Being part of the AqualisBraemar Group allows us to utilise their deep expertise in offshore and marine engineering in delivering solutions for our renewables clients. We support developers, investors and lenders in developing and realising their offshore renewables technology and projects. We add value through our experience to clients whether they need support to develop their business or technology, realise a project or invest into a technology or project. We can align closely with our clients' business goals and strategies which enables us to deliver practical and innovative solutions, which ultimately yields tangible results. We support the following offshore renewables market segments: • Offshore wind (bottom fixed and floating) • Ocean energy (wave and tidal) • Subsea cables • Energy storage