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  • Brian Wuebbels succeeds Mark Murphy as MEMC’s CFO. Image: MEMC Electronic Materials

    MEMC announces Brian Wuebbels as new CFO

    17 May 2012, 10:36

    Amid rumours that MEMC Electronic Materials’ chief executive officer, Ahmad Chatila, was to leave the company, MEMC has announced the appointment of Brian Wuebbels as its new CFO. He succeeds Mark Murphy, who resigned, effective May 16, 2012, in order to take up the role as president at Praxair Surface Technologies. Murphy will continue a temporary consulting role with MEMC to aid the transition process.

  • Bobby Grisham has been selected as the newest member of Premier Holding’s board of directors.

    Bobby Grisham named to Premier Holding’s board of directors

    16 May 2012, 19:27

    Former EDS chief global sales officer, Bobby Grisham, has been selected as the newest member of Premier Holding’s board of directors. He will be working, along with fellow members, executive management and subsidiary Wepower, to meet the company’s strategic global initiatives. Grisham also formerly served as the president of the EDS’ US southwest operations solutions, was president of the large financial institutions strategic business unit and managed all IT operations for six General Motors Electrical Component divisions.

  • BIPV Inc. designs and manufactures high quality and cost-effective building integrated photovoltaic roofing systems for residential and commercial applications.

    BIPV Inc. appoints Oliver Koehler as VP of sales and marketing

    14 May 2012, 12:30

    BIPV Inc., a manufacturer of roof-integrated solar shingles and tiles, has announced the appointment of Oliver Koehler as vice president of sales and marketing. He has been tasked with the job of leading the company’s growing sales and marketing efforts.

  • New Energy Technologies has announced the appointment of Patrick Thompson as vice president of business and technology development.

    New Energy Technologies appoints Patrick Thompson for advancement of SolarWindow

    10 May 2012, 09:01

    New Energy Technologies has announced the appointment of Patrick Thompson as vice president of business and technology development, tasked with introducing electricity-generating technologies to commercial interests and industry participants. The company states that Thompson is an accomplished industry executive and glass manufacturing-process engineer, bringing an expertise in solar, plastics and film, glass, and solar-glass segments, to aid the promotion of New Energy’s SolarWindow.

  • Frans van den Heuvel, CEO of Solarcentury. Image: Solarcentury

    Solarcentury appoints Frans van den Heuvel as CEO

    09 May 2012, 19:16

    The former CEO of Scheuten Solar, Frans van den Heuvel, has been named CEO of UK-based Solarcentury.  Van den Heuvel holds over 13 years of industry experience, previously working with ProxEnergy, a solar installation and smart-grid product development company. Van den Heuvel began his new role with Solarcentury on May 8.

  • Eric Kuo, president of Motech Americas.

    Eric Kuo appointed to lead Motech Americas

    08 May 2012, 20:28

    Motech Americas, the US-based solar module business of Motech Industries, has selected Eric Kuo as its president. Kuo has over 15 years of global experience in branding, growing markets and driving revenue, with a background in international business and marketing. He comes to Motech from MSI Computer India where he served as managing director.

  • Mr. Ghosh joins the company from GE Energy, where up until recently he served as regional general manager for the company’s power generation business. Image: India Info Line

    First Solar names Sujoy Ghosh as country manager for India

    07 May 2012, 12:28

    Sujoy Ghosh has been named as First Solar’s new India manager, charged with expanding the market for utility-scale CdTe technology and furthering the company’s business development in the country, according to a report in the Hindu Business Line.

  • Doug Mutcher of Westwood Professional Services. Image: Westwood

    Doug Mutcher joins Westwood Professional’s solar energy group

    02 May 2012, 18:17

    Registered professional engineer Doug Mutcher has joined Westwood Professional Services’ national solar energy group as an electrical engineering manager. Mutcher holds almost 20 years of experience in electrical engineering field work for the industrial, commercial, transportation, educational, corporate, medical, retail, manufacturing and process industries.

  • Bai has been with the company since April, 2010. Image: ReneSola

    Charles Bai to leave ReneSola CSO role

    02 May 2012, 10:25

    ReneSola has announced that its chief strategy officer, Charles Bai, has left the company as his contract comes to an end. The departure is effective May 1, 2012.

  • The solar industry is one of the fastest growing sectors in the US. Image:Cleantechnica

    Hundreds of thousands of Americans to be employed in the US solar industry by 2020, says SEIA report

    02 May 2012, 10:14 | Comments (1)

    A new US Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) report has predicted that the US solar industry will employ hundreds of thousands more Americans by 2020.

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