Alex is a Senior Urbanist in the Ethos Urban Economics team, bringing over six years of consulting experience to both public and private sector clients.
With a deep interest in rural and regional economic development, Alex specialises in renewable energy projects, leveraging his expertise in research, data analysis, and stakeholder engagement.
Alex’s work often involves detailed site visits and community consultation to ensure comprehensive socio-economic insights for clients. His post-graduate studies in Agricultural Economics reflect his commitment to understanding the challenges and opportunities within rural economies.
Key renewable energy projects:
- Beryl Battery Energy Storage System (NSW): Social and economic impact assessment for a state-significant renewable energy project.
- Richmond Valley Solar Farm (NSW): Economic impact assessment for this large-scale solar development.
- Spicers Creek Wind Farm (NSW): Economic impact assessment for this large-scale wind development.
- Goulburn River Solar Farm (NSW): Economic impact assessment for a solar farm supporting renewable energy goals.
- Warracknabeal Energy Hub Wind Farm (VIC): Socio-economic insights for a significant wind farm project in regional Victoria.
Prior to joining Ethos Urban, Alex worked as a Research Analyst with Essential Economics, developing his expertise in economic development and analytics. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce from Deakin University, majoring in Business Analytics and Economics, and has also obtained a Graduate Certificate in Agricultural Consulting from the University of New England.
Alex’s analytical skills and passion for renewable energy and rural development make him a valuable asset to the Ethos Urban Economics team.
