Ewan’s academic background is in biology and environmental studies, and, prior to Arven, Ewan led environmental and consenting work for the 450MW Neart na Gaoithe Offshore Wind Farm, which is currently in construction off the Fife coast. He spent nine years on the project, from early in the development phase through to the start of construction.

At Arven, Aaron is passionate about integrating local infrastructure investment and business opportunities into the project’s development. He leads efforts to engage the Shetland community and key stakeholders, including signing an MoU with Lerwick Port Authority and establishing a Fisheries Forum for local and national fishing industries.

With nearly 20 years of experience in environmental impact assessment and consenting across multiple marine sectors, Sarah specialises in offshore wind farm projects, particularly in Scottish and UK waters. Her role includes providing key guidance on environmental and consenting issues throughout Arven's development phase.

Rosie has 18 years of experience in marine and terrestrial renewable energy licensing in Scotland, with expertise in environmental management, consenting and compliance for both onshore and offshore wind projects.

Anna is a Chartered Mechanical Engineer with a PhD focused on the economic and regulatory barriers to electrical energy storage in the UK.

Lynsey also represents Arven in key industry forums, such as Scotland’s offshore wind cluster, and reports on the project's progress in involving Scottish and UK companies in its supply chain development initiatives.