Thomas Briault
About Thomas Briault
Thomas Briault is the Energy Lead for NSW & ACT at Arup, with over 20 years of experience in leading major energy projects and advising on integrated renewable energy solutions.
Company
Thomas Briault currently works at Arup as the Energy Lead for New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory. His role at Arup commenced in 2023, and he is based in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Arup is a well-known global design and consulting firm, and in his position, Thomas oversees energy projects and initiatives in the region.
Previous Roles at Arup
Thomas Briault has held multiple key positions at Arup. From 2022 to 2023, he served as Principal and Southeast Asia Energy Leader, and the Energy, Water & Resources Leader based in Singapore. Prior to that, he was the Associate Principal and Southeast Asia Energy Leader from 2019 to 2023. His tenure at Arup reflects his deep involvement in energy leadership across different regions, including the establishment of energy teams within Southeast Asia and the UK.
Role at Independent Power Producers Forum
Since 2020, Thomas has been the Co-Chairman of the Hydrogen Committee at the Independent Power Producers Forum in Singapore. This role emphasizes his commitment to advancing hydrogen energy solutions, underpinning his extensive experience in integrated renewable energy solutions.
Education and Expertise
Thomas Briault achieved his MEng(Hons) in Environmental Engineering and Resource Management from the University of Nottingham. His education in this field has provided a solid foundation for his over 20 years of experience in leading major energy projects. Thomas specializes in integrated renewable energy solutions, including hydrogen, onshore and offshore wind, solar PV, batteries, district heating and cooling, and heat pumps.
Advising on Renewable Energy Solutions
Thomas Briault advises both private and public sector clients on integrated renewable energy solutions. His expertise includes designing systems that meet carbon, climate, and environmental requirements. His areas of knowledge span across various renewable energy technologies such as hydrogen, wind, solar PV, batteries, district heating and cooling, and heat pumps. His work supports transitioning governments, cities, and organizations toward a net zero carbon future.