Mohammad Hameed

My name is Mohammad Hameed and I am a project engineer in the field of renewable energy and green hydrogen. My expertise lies in designing sustainable energy systems with a cross-sectoral focus on green hydrogen engineering, economics, e-fuels and green gases.

It would be a pride and honor for me to work with a team in developing the field of sustainable energy in the Sultanate of Oman in order to achieve the Sultanate’s goals of reducing carbon dioxide to zero in the year 2050.

I am purposeful, passionate, analytical and detail-oriented. I am currently residing in Al Khuwair in Muscat on a one-month visa from February 24th and I look forward to your response.

During my job as project engineer at E-Cap Marine in Hamburg, German, I gained experience in designing hydrogen systems, including piping, control air systems, and electrical terminal boxes. I have also worked on certification processes, supplier communication, and leak test preparations for hydrogen components.

I also completed a large-scale project in the planning, designing and developing of modelling a technical energy concept for the generation and transport as well as storage and consumption of green hydrogen from photovoltaics at Technical University of Cologne for the Waste Management Association with an excellent grade.

In addition, I created a technical concept for producing hydrogen from biogenic residual materials using a water-gas shift plant, as part of my bachelor's thesis. 

Moreover, I have experience in stakeholder analysis for the hydrogen economy, business case development, and working with MS Office tools for presentations and calculations. Additionally, my skills include data visualization using Python, also I possess Deeply technical knowledge in fuel cell, hydrogen technology in the section of Industry, energy and mobility. 

 I specialize in 2022 in green hydrogen during my master program (Hydrogen technology and economy), in addition I have successfully carried out several hydrogen projects in Germany since 2019 during my Bachelor of Engineering program in the field of Renewable Energy.