Dr. Chan Siew Hwa is a Fellow of the Academy of Engineering, Singapore, and holds the Cheng Tsang Man Chair Professorship in Energy at Nanyang Technological University (NTU). He previously served as the President's Chair in Energy and has been with NTU since 1991, following his PhD and post-doctoral research at Imperial College London. Dr. Chan founded and co-directs the Energy Research Institute @ NTU (ERI@N) and leads its hydrogen and fuel cell research. He also serves as Senior Vice President of the China–Singapore International Joint Research Institute in Guangzhou, focusing on technology commercialization. His roles extend to various government and industry panels, including the Ministry of Trade and Industry's Future Energy Technology Watch Group and the Energy Market Authority's Gas Code Modification Panel. Dr. Chan also serves on the Governing Board of the Centre for Hydrogen Innovation at NUS and leads the Foundational Research Capability study on Next-Generation Energy Systems for the National Research Foundation. His awards include NTU's Teacher of the Year, the Nanyang Awards for Research Excellence and Innovation, the George Stephenson Medal, the Outstanding Scientific Achievement Award, and recognition as one of the World's Most Influential Scientific Minds by Thomson Reuters. ScholarGPS has recognized him as a top 0.05% global hydrogen and fuel cell research scholar.