OnGen appoints Mark Coyle to board of directors

OnGen, the SaaS provider and consultancy committed to seeing all consumers and businesses powered by energy from green, sustainable sources,

Facebook
X
LinkedIn

Subscribe to our daily newsletter

Why? Free to subscribe, no paywall, daily business news digest.

OnGen, the SaaS provider and consultancy committed to seeing all consumers and businesses powered by energy from green, sustainable sources, has appointed industry expert, Mark Coyle, as non-executive director. Coyle is passionate about sustainability and brings a wealth of experience in helping organisations in the renewable energy sector to scale.

On joining OnGen’s board, Mark Coyle said, “I’m delighted to join OnGen as a non-executive director as OnGen is a company that I’ve long watched and admired. It’s an exciting organisation focused on making an accelerated, tangible contribution to the energy transition towards renewable technologies. I believe that my experience will be a good fit for OnGen as it goes through a  period of momentum as we continue to reach more customers, and use sophisticated AI to help them achieve their carbon zero goals.”

Coyle’s previous experience includes National Grid and Logica, and his international roles across Europe, USA, Asia and South America contribute to a truly global perspective when it comes to achieving net zero. In addition to his professional experience, Coyle’s personal home is a live and constantly-evolving case study, as he uses his personal experiences to inform his broader renewable energy thinking.

“We’re absolutely thrilled to welcome Mark to our board,” said Chris Trigg, OnGen’s founder and CEO. “We believe that with Mark’s insight and strategic input, we’re in a brilliant position to achieve our goals and to help businesses discover and implement the right renewable technologies for their specific requirements.”

Facebook
X
LinkedIn

Related Articles

Hardies recommended for £1.14m survey of Dundee’s council homes
Scottish Government commits £10m to defence skills colleges
GE Aerospace to invest £30m in Prestwick engine maintenance site
Silberline accounts set out cost of closing Leven pigments plant
DACHSER to acquire Scottish logistics partner Drummond Distribution
Robertson names eight winners at second Supply Chain Outstanding Contribution Awards

Other Articles from HGS

The Latest Stories