Stuart Stott recruited as VP of solar systems for Spire

September 13, 2011
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Stuart Stott will be bringing his experience developing large-scale power projects and his ability to create industry partnerships to his new role as Spire’s VP of solar systems; a role which will see him manage the expanding solar systems unit for the company. Stott comes to Spire from Public Service Enterprise Group where he served as the global and renewable category manager.

Spire Corporation Chairman and CEO, Roger Little expressed, “We anticipate the large-scale PV systems market will continue to grow over the next few years as savvy companies and government agencies hedge against volatile electricity prices by integrating clean, renewable solar-generated facilities. Mr. Stott’s knowledge of the energy sector and his project management track record will make him an asset to Spire and our customers.”

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Stott earned his Master’s degree from the University of Texas and the Australian Graduate School of Business and received his Bachelor’s in commerce from the University of Natal in South Africa. He began his professional career in energy and construction management at Southern Company, now Mirant, and has held various senior management roles at Invensys and K. Hovnanian.

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