Ayesha Rahman
Chief Energy Engineer
Leads system design, site audits, and production modelling for commercial and industrial customers. Former grid integration consultant with twelve years in distributed energy.
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Built around field decisions
System size, inverter type, backup scope, and project economics are tied to the site, not guessed from a generic bundle.
Trust is earned in the survey, proposal, and install.
The site should show the same operating posture a client expects on the roof: clear, practical, and grounded in physical work.
Site survey before equipment selection
Tier-1 component guidance
Clean routing, earthing, and commissioning
Net-metering and backup planning support
How the team approaches a system.
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Survey first
Roof area, shade, sanctioned load, and usage pattern come before product recommendations.
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Install discipline
The visible finish matters because cable routing, structure, and protection affect long-term safety.
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Performance clarity
Savings claims should tie back to production assumptions, tariff context, and equipment warranty.
Trust starts with numbers the team can verify.
Use the savings check as one sign of Nano Power's transparent planning, then compare it with completed work and a field survey.
Meet the team
Hamza Siddiqui
Head of Project Delivery
Owns installation planning, vendor coordination, commissioning, and after-sales service. Specializes in phased rollouts for operating facilities.
Mariam Khan
Commercial Solutions Lead
Builds payback cases, lease scenarios, and executive proposals for CFOs evaluating energy-cost reduction programs.
Bilal Ahmed
Monitoring and Support Manager
Runs remote monitoring, preventive maintenance, warranty coordination, and customer performance reviews after commissioning.