John Noronha is a highly experienced urban and regional economist with 25 years of diverse experience across the private and public sectors in both the UK and Australia.
His extensive expertise in the renewable energy sector encompasses economic assessments for a range of projects, including wind, solar, battery storage, and hydro developments, tailored to meet the needs of various stakeholders.
John’s capabilities extend to policy development, business case development, cost-benefit analysis, economic impact studies, infrastructure costing, and community and stakeholder consultation, enabling him to provide comprehensive economic advice to developers and government agencies alike.
He has contributed to significant renewable energy projects across New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, and South Australia, including Murra Warra Wind Farm, Tarong West Wind Farm, Bango Wind Farm, Culcairn Solar Farm, Goulburn River Solar Farm and Beresford BESS.
In addition to project delivery, John brings a depth of experience in representing clients at tribunals and panel hearings, offering expert economic evidence to support renewable energy developments. His contributions have helped shape informed decisions and foster sustainable energy solutions, demonstrating his important role in advancing the sector.
John is also an accomplished public speaker, including presenting at major events such as the All Energy Conference.
