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Industry Body Appoints New Directors to its Board

By District Energy posted 04-26-2020 15:20

  

Grampian Online

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Industry body Scottish Renewables has appointed seven new directors to its board.

An election for the posts saw 20 eligible candidates enter the ballot, with a record turnout of 65 per cent of the organisation’s 260 member companies voting.

Along with the high number of votes, the election process also saw a greater focus on gender diversity – a key objective in the elections.

Those appointed for full three-year terms are:

Mike Hay, Commercial Director of RIDG Group, has been reappointed on the Board for a full term after serving a one-year term.

He has delivered a series of high profile, industry-enabling projects over his 16 years working in the offshore wind sector which have contributed significantly to the UK’s world-leading position.

Clare Lavelle, Head of Energy Consultancy at Arup, brings more than two decades of experience across the energy market.

She has worked on a range of influential projects including consenting offshore wind farms, investing in marine renewable technologies and developing hydrogen for domestic heating.

Adam Morrison, Project Director at EDP Renewables, re-joins the board after serving as a co-opted member in 2018.

He has two decades of experience working across the industry including in offshore wind, onshore wind and wave and tidal.

Kate Turner, Policy and Regulation Director at ScottishPower Renewables, brings her experience in government energy policy, grid, planning, consenting and aviation for onshore and offshore renewables projects.

She previously worked as a legal director for more than 20 years, specialising in renewable energy projects including wave and tidal, biomass and district heating.

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