No technical expertise eh?
http://www.panaxgeothermal.com.au/company-directors.htm
Strange comment, clearly little (even very basic) due diligence was done before shooting that one off!
MR DAVID JENSON
General Manager Geothermal Enginering
NZCE (Mech), BE (Hons)(Mech), MIPENZ
David is a mechanical engineer with more than 30 years experience and expertise in the design, construction, commissioning and operation of geothermal steamfields and power plants, including geothermal resource development and assessment.
He spent several years as the General Manager of a medium-sized geothermal engineering and service company.
David has a proven track-record in geothermal development on an international level, having been involved in the development of a number of geothermal projects in New Zealand, Indonesia and Philippines.
MR CHRIS MATTHEWS
Chief Geologist
Chris was formerly the Chief Geologist for Torrens Energy Limited and was also Technical Manager for the Australian Geothermal Energy Association.
Chris has a wealth of experience in the Otway Basin, having completed a substantial part of his studies on the Otway Basin and surrounding Limestone Coast region.
He is experienced in working on conventional geothermal systems in Indonesia and the Philippines, similar to the projects Panax is targeting in Indonesia.
For a person in such a technical role, Chris has a very commercial outlook which is a very rare and highly sought after combination in a geologist.
MR SJAIFUL BAHRI
Vice President, Resource Development
Sjaiful has 35 years of experience in the geothermal sector. He graduated from the Geological Department of Bandung Institute Technology and was senior leader of Unocal Geothermal of Indonesia - later named Chevron Geothermal Indonesia.
During his time with Unocal he was actively involved in the company's 330 megawatt Salak geothermal project in Java, Sarulla geothermal project in Northern Sunatra and several geothermal projects in the United States. Sjaiful was also involved int eh energy sales contract re-negotiation of the Salak, Sarulla and Wayang Windu geothermal power stations.
Before he joined Unocal, Sjaiful was employed by the Volcanology Cal Survey of Indonesia for geothermal projects in Indonesia. He has been part of the Panax team for three years developeing projects in Indonesia.
This latter gentleman also doubles as the Indonesian Country Manager for PAX.....
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