GTI Energy appoints internationally recognized utility leaders to Board of Directors
(UI) – GTI Energy announced new leadership and members of its Board of Directors. Mr. Nickolas Stavropoulos, an internationally recognized utility safety culture leader, and Mr. John Somerhalder II, an energy industry executive experienced in governance and strategy execution, will serve as Chair and Vice Chair of GTI Energy’s Board of Directors, effective July 1.
The board also elected two new directors: Ms. Kelcey Brown, President and CEO of MidAmerican Energy, who brings a rich operational perspective spanning power generation, transmission and distribution of gas and electricity; and Mr. William (Bill) Yardley, who brings executive experience working with regulators and large energy consumers while operating gas transmission and midstream businesses across North America.
“To meet net zero goals, it is critical that we investigate emerging technologies that support the transition to cleaner energy while maintaining the focus on reliability and flexibility for consumers,” said Kelcey Brown, President and CEO, MidAmerican Energy. “I am excited to contribute to GTI Energy’s focus on designing and demonstrating solutions that make decarbonizing viable.”
“Keeping safety, reliability and customer focus at the forefront in how we continue to evolve energy systems is a passion I share with the GTI Energy team.” said Bill Yardley, Board Member, Enbridge Gas Inc. “I welcome the opportunity to support GTI Energy’s work to secure innovative solutions that benefit the people and communities our energy systems serve.”
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