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Parsa Enshaei

Parsa is an Associate Principal at CPP’s Sydney office, where he leads the firm’s solar capabilities across Australia and the wider region. With extensive experience delivering wind tunnel testing for major projects across Australia, Asia, and Europe, he has developed deep expertise in wind loads and aeroelastic effects on solar structures. Over his career at CPP, Parsa has worked with dozens of solar mounting structure manufacturers in China, India, and Europe, driving technical innovation and commercial growth in the sector. He regularly presents at national and international conferences and is an active member of the Australian Wind Engineering Society.

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