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Asanka Abeywardana is a Chartered Engineer and PMP‑certified Project Management Professional with over 19 years of multidisciplinary experience across industrial manufacturing, infrastructure development, LPG systems, and renewable energy technologies.
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Colombo,
Sri Lanka
Mr. Abeywardana's career began in high‑risk, process‑critical manufacturing environments, where he spent nearly a decade managing complex engineering operations, safety‑critical workflows, and industrial performance optimization. This foundation shaped his technical rigor and his ability to lead engineering teams in demanding operational contexts. He later transitioned into the green hydrogen sector, expanding his expertise into next‑generation clean‑energy technologies while working in New Zealand. His work spans the full engineering lifecycle, from project initiation, feasibility analysis, and detailed design to construction, commissioning, and operational integration of advanced energy and infrastructure systems. His technical depth enables him to bridge engineering design with real‑world operational performance, ensuring that systems are safe, efficient, and aligned with global best practices. Mr. Abeywardana has led engineering programs across both Sri Lanka and New Zealand, contributing to renewable‑energy deployments, infrastructure modernization, and the integration of emerging technologies into traditional industrial environments. His experience includes managing multi‑stakeholder engineering teams, coordinating with regulatory bodies, and ensuring compliance with international engineering and safety standards. His work reflects a commitment to engineering excellence, operational reliability, and long‑term sustainability. A passionate advocate for clean energy and decarbonization, he is dedicated to applying his engineering and project‑management expertise to accelerate Sri Lanka’s transition toward a low‑carbon, hydrogen‑enabled future. As Chief Technical Officer (Designate), he will lead LESI’s technical strategy, engineering governance, and the development of safe, resilient, and future‑ready energy‑infrastructure systems that support national energy security and sustainable development.