Jake Adamson
Graduate Engineer
Jake graduated from the University of Nottingham with a Master’s degree in Chemical Engineering, after also completing a year in industry within the energy sector at Uniper Technologies. Through his experience, Jake was able to develop his knowledge in the industry by process modelling energy and working on numerous projects including energy storage and asset improvement within power stations.
Jake joined FairHeat as a Graduate Engineer in 2021 driven by his enthusiasm to help decarbonise the UK.
"FairHeat was an incredibly attractive company to join for myself. It has the largest set of heat network engineers in this country, and I was extremely impressed by the company outlook on sustainability and wanting to provide green and affordable domestic hot water and space heating to residents all over the country. I’m looking forward to work with both the New-build side of heat networks, as well as in operations to help decarbonise the UK and shift the country towards its vital target of net-zero Carbon by 2050, but preferably before that."
Jake Adamson
Graduate Engineer
Jake graduated from the University of Nottingham with a Master’s degree in Chemical Engineering, after also completing a year in industry within the energy sector at Uniper Technologies. Through his experience, Jake was able to develop his knowledge in the industry by process modelling energy and working on numerous projects including energy storage and asset improvement within power stations.
Jake joined FairHeat as a Graduate Engineer in 2021 driven by his enthusiasm to help decarbonise the UK.
"FairHeat was an incredibly attractive company to join for myself. It has the largest set of heat network engineers in this country, and I was extremely impressed by the company outlook on sustainability and wanting to provide green and affordable domestic hot water and space heating to residents all over the country. I’m looking forward to work with both the New-build side of heat networks, as well as in operations to help decarbonise the UK and shift the country towards its vital target of net-zero Carbon by 2050, but preferably before that."