EDF Renewables UK & Ireland
Torsten Frost is a seasoned professional in the renewable energy sector, currently serving as the Commercial Manager for Offshore Wind at EDF Renewables UK & Ireland since April 2022, focusing on Norwegian offshore wind auctions. Previously, Torsten held the position of Senior Project Developer at EDF Renewables in South Africa, where responsibilities included identifying and developing new onshore wind and solar sites. Torsten's extensive experience also includes managing onshore wind, solar, and battery storage projects at EDF Renewables UK & Ireland from 2015 to 2021, covering a wide range of development activities such as land negotiations, environmental assessments, and community engagement. Earlier career experiences at EDF Energy involved roles as a Business Analyst and a Nuclear Science & Engineering Graduate, contributing to both onshore wind development and nuclear operations. Educational background includes a Bachelor of Science in Geography from St Aidan's College, Durham.
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EDF Renewables UK & Ireland
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EDF Renewables is part of one of the world’s largest electricity companies and our investment and innovation in the UK is bringing down costs for consumers and bringing significant benefits for communities. With our 34 wind farms and battery storage unit (786MW) we are providing some of the much needed new affordable, low carbon electricity the UK needs. We are building the 177 MW Dorenell wind farm near Dufftown in the Scottish Highlands and have bought the 450 MW Neart Na Gaoithe offshore wind farm project which is in the Firth of Forth. EDF Renewables has more than 1 GW of renewables projects in planning and development. We look after the operations and maintenance of our own wind farms. Customers need new low carbon electricity to be affordable – our innovation is driving costs down, for example our Blyth Offshore Demonstrator Project which has used float and submerge technology on the foundations, 66 kV electrical connection cables and 8.3 MW turbines – all firsts in offshore wind. We are also looking at the future of onshore wind using the most modern and efficient turbines to make this technology as low cost as possible. The increase in wind and solar power poses new challenges for the grid, that’s why we have built the UK’s largest battery storage at West Burton B to help balance supply and ensure reliability for customers. The basis of our success is our people. We have an engaged, enthusiastic and dedicated team in an organisation that encourages agile, flexible and dynamic working. The willingness of the team to pull together to meet challenges is the source of our momentum. Whether you're working in the operational environment on site, or in one of our support functions in an office, we value the contribution each person makes. For all careers opportunities and enquiries, please refer to our careers page - www.edf-re.uk/careers For community guidelines, visit: https://www.edfenergy.com/terms-conditions/social-media-protocol