- Green energy investor Clean Power Capital (MOVE) has appointed Amp Energy founder Dave Rogers to the board of its latest hydrogen investee
- The investee, PowerTap Hydrogen Fuelling, is currently developing cost-effective hydrogen fuelling infrastructure and is part of Clean Power Capital’s move into the emerging energy sector
- Dave has been with Amp Energy since its inception move than a decade ago and has overseen its transformation into an energy transition platform company
- In that time the company has developed and built over 1.8 gigawatts renewable generation projects, hybrid generation plus battery storage projects, and stand-alone battery storage projects globally
- Clean Power Capital is down 4.21 per cent and is trading at C$1.82 per share
Green energy investor Clean Power Capital (MOVE) has appointed Amp Energy founder Dave Rogers to the board of its latest hydrogen investee.
The investee, PowerTap Hydrogen Fuelling, is currently developing cost-effective hydrogen fuelling infrastructure and is part of Clean Power Capital’s move into the emerging hydrogen energy sector.
Dave has been with Amp Energy since its inception move than a decade ago and has overseen its transformation into a energy transition platform company, which has since developed and built over 1.8 gigawatts renewable generation projects, hybrid generation plus battery storage projects, and stand-alone battery storage projects globally.
Rogers commented on his appointment to the PowerTap board, saying hydrogen will play a critical role in the future as the world moves away from fossil-based generation and transportation.
“The proprietary PowerTap technology provides critical and unique advantages over the rest of the field, which is why I’m particularity excited about helping the company grow rapidly over the coming years,” he added.
Meanwhile Raghu Kilambi, CEO of PowerTap Hydrogen Fuelling, was thrilled that Clean Power Capital has appointed Dave Rogers to the advisory board of PowerTap.
“He has built a global clean energy company over the past decade and we are excited to have him join our Advisory Board as we look to commercialise our PowerTap onsite hydrogen generation and fuelling technology across North America and beyond starting in 2021,” Raghu said.
“Mr. Rogers’ international network of potential clean energy customers and partners along with blue chip ESG investors are invaluable to PowerTap as we build our hydrogen fuelling station network,” he added.
Clean Power Capital is down 4.21 per cent and is trading at C$1.82 per share 11:05am EST.