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GridBeyond welcomes Ed Ahmed as Regional Director to support its expansion in the Australian energy market
GridBeyond a leading technology player for managing distributed energy resources has appointed Ed Ahmed as Regional Director to support its expansion in the Australian market.
The Australian energy market has been very active lately with many investment announcements on renewables, energy storage and trading. In addition, AEMO’s recent Integrated System Plan has highlighted the need for a national energy plan for a greener future to support a more resilient grid.
Ed Ahmed will bring in more than 15 years of experience in the Australian energy sector. Ed has worked at leading energy retailers such as Origin Energy and AGL with a special focus on solar and storage. Ed studied at the RMIT University where he completed his Master of Business Administration.
On joining GridBeyond, Regional Director for Australia Ed Ahmed said:
“The Australian market is moving away from fossil fuels to reach its net zero target by 2050 increasing at the same time the demand for flexibility.
“I am delighted to have the opportunity to work with GridBeyond and help customers, retailers, utilities and energy asset owners through this transition.
GridBeyond Managing Director Mark Davis commented:
“The Australian energy market is going through many changes, and we are delighted to have Ed joining us.
“While Australia invests in renewables and energy storage, Ed’s experience and knowledge of the energy sector will be crucial to help businesses during this transition and optimise their energy consumption, supporting the national grid and helping the country to achieve its net zero goals”.
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