Manager
As Synergies' lead economic modeller, Lewis has extensive expertise in cost benefit analysis across diverse sectors including transport, infrastructure, energy, and water. Lewis holds a Masters in International Economics and Finance. He is skilled in using tools such as VBA, R, and Stata for detailed economic assessments. He is frequently engaged to quantify the financial, social, and environmental impacts of major projects and programs for government and private sector clients.
Prior to joining Synergies, Lewis worked in the energy sector, ensuring compliance with energy sector regulations set by bodies like the AER, analysing energy policies, preparing reports and contributing to strategic planning within the company
Contact details
Phone: +61 7 3227 9543
Email: l.fung@synergies.com.au
Case study
The Port of Abbot Point and Townsville have both been identified as prospective hubs for the largescale production and export of green hydrogen by the Queensland and Commonwealth Governments. Acknowledging the significant technical hurdles that must be overcome for Australia to develop a commercially viable green hydrogen export industry, effective infrastructure planning is a critical requirement to facilitate the growth of the green hydrogen and other emerging energy industries.
The North Queensland Water for ...
Case study
After a sustained period of strong performance, the last five years in the Nogoa Mackenzie WSS has been characterised by relatively poor availability of Medium Priority water entitlements for agricultural users. Compounded by the removal of the inflatable bag from Bedford Weir, this period of poor reliability has coincided with strong performance in most other water supply schemes throughout Queensland.
This has significantly impacted irrigation users in the scheme, which includes largescale cotton producers ...