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GWEC appoints new deputy CEO
A new chief industry officer was also named.
AGL Energy appoints Miles George as chair-elect
He has over 30 years of experience in the energy and infrastructure sectors.
Justin Punch retains post as ARENA chair
New board members were also announced.
NTPC appoints Shri Ravindra Kumar as Director of Operations
Kumar has over 34 years of experience in O&M, engineering and management.
ARENA reappoints Darren Miller as CEO for three more years
Miller will serve for a third term, overseeing ARENA’s expanded transition to renewable energy.
Tata Power names Deepesh Nanda as President-Renewables and CEO & MD of TPREL
Outgoing president Ashish Khanna will serve as President of Generation.
This is how much energy consumers overpaid in 2014-2021
Energy network providers in Australia have been pocketing supernormal profits.
Wind energy industry needs 570,000 technicians by 2026
This comes as the global onshore and offshore wind increase in size by 67%.
Employment in Japan’s energy storage industry to focus on senior positions: report
This led to a sharp increase in the annual base salaries ranging from JPY15m-20m.
Around 17% professionals in Japan’s wind sector get more than JPY40m
This is more than the 1% recorded in 2021.
ReNew Power appoint new CFO
The company also hired a new general counsel and a chief growth officer.
Tata Power appoints new CFO
Sanjeev Churiwala took over the role on 1 January.
Happy holidays, one and all!
Asian Power will be back on 3 January 2022.
NETC ensures high transmission availability in NER India
NETC's managing director shares the strategies they employ to keep their mandate.
New AEMO head sets ambitious goal of 100% renewable for Australian grid
Newly appointed Daniel Westerman wants the grid to handle 100% renewable energy by 2025.
Wind market needs to train nearly half a million workers: GWEC
This is to safely meet market expansion expected in the next five years.
Commentary
Offshore wind power needs Singapore’s expertise as Asia’s reliance on fossil fuels rises