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Luke Fraser is one of the original developers of Green Island Power’s hydrogen energy system design - an experienced Australian industry CEO with almost three decades of major project strategy, origination and reform experience across several asset classes.

Mr. Fraser has spent the past 5 years exclusively in the green H2 sector: he first developed what has become Green Island Power’s hydrogen system design working with this company’s lead engineers, OEM partners, local community and State government parties in South-Western Victoria in 2019-20. Since then he has worked as Director of Deakin University’s Green Energy Mission, where he developed a preliminary green hydrogen design to provide Australia’s largest university campus (in Geelong, Victoria) with
secure, affordable green power.
 

Prior to his energy work, Mr. Fraser worked successfully as a national industry CEO in the Australian transport and logistics sector (2005-2010) and in his own infrastructure advisory Juturna P/L, with a particular focus on developing better infrastructure investments for regional and rural communities. He has also worked in Australian government roles in infrastructure and Defence.
 

Mr. Fraser is the author of multiple system design and economic reform efforts between government and industry across transport, water and energy assetsand has been a retained expert infrastructure adviser to the Commonwealth’sstatutory authority for major projects, Infrastructure Australia.
 

Mr. Fraser holds a Master of Business from University of New South Wales
per the Australian Defence Force Academy and a BA Hons from The University of Melbourne.

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