Alexander Thillerup, Xodus Group US renewables vice president

Energy consultancy firm appoints renewables VP to head up new Boston base

ABERDEEN-based energy consultancy Xodus Group has appointed a US renewables vice president to head up a new office in Boston ...

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ABERDEEN-based energy consultancy Xodus Group has appointed a US renewables vice president to head up a new office in Boston as the company looks to grow its offshore wind services across North America.

Alexander Thillerup joins from Aegir Wind Solutions, where he was director of project management.

With more than 15 years’ experience in the renewables industry across Europe and Australia, he has managed several industry-leading projects for developers, including the concept development of the 6MW tower for Equinor’s Hywind Scotland turbines, the world’s first floating windfarm.

Mr Thillerup said: “Xodus has gained a strong reputation for its work in offshore renewables around the world and I am excited to lead the team as we look to establish ourselves in the North American market.”

He will be supported by, Jamie MacDonald, who is relocating from Xodus’ headquarters in Aberdeen, to take up the position of director of operations.

He will be responsible for helping to grow the business and brand awareness across North America.

Steve Swindell, Xodus Group managing director, said: “Having worked in many of the key energy regions around the world, Alexander and Jamie provide a wealth of experience and knowledge and I’m pleased they are leading this next stage of our international growth from Boston.”

 

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