Harry Croft-Baker

Harry’s diverse academic background sets him apart from his peers. With a background in GIS mapping, he has skills that are critical for wind site analysis and strategic land assessments and he combines these skills with technical fluency and commercial awareness.

Harry has led estate-wide feasibility reviews across England and Wales, and has delivered a full technology review for a 4,000-acre estate.

Harry enjoys working collaboratively with his colleagues, landowners, and developers, and this is where his strength lies. He recently supported land origination for a large-scale wind farm in Yorkshire, aligning interests and building momentum behind the project.

Harry is currently working on a major estate feasibility and site marketing exercise for the Oxford Diocese estate, taking sites from early review through to development strategy. Watching projects move from concept to delivery is what drives him.

He is passionate about the UK’s energy transition and the momentum created by the government’s Clean Power 2030 targets. Outside work, he is involved with the Energy Institute’s Young Energy Professionals Network and volunteers for Surfers Against Sewage.