The engineering, design, sales and support roles will help Fleetsolve further enhance its customer support, in addition to exploiting new business opportunities in renewable combined heat and power (CHP) solutions, as commercial demand for clean, resilient and futureproofed power grows.
The Wirral-based company is on a business pathway of ambitious growth over the next 5 years, aiming to increase its revenues to £150M. The company has OEM agreements in place with major engine manufacturers, including MAN Rollo, RMB Energie (Yanmar Corporation) and Guascor Energy, covering all industry sectors with all fuel types and all sizes of power generation and CHP, ranging from 2KW to 2MW.
About the new team
Stephen Mulvihill joins as technical sales director, combining two decades of industry knowledge with a passion for helping organisations on their journey to net zero. Stephen is well-known in the industry and will be responsible for developing and maintaining key client relationships.
Doug Howarth joins the team in the role of business development manager. Doug is an industry veteran, bringing with him almost 25 years’ experience in the commercial heating sector. In his new role, Doug will take responsibility for driving opportunities within the existing client base as well as identifying new opportunities.
Callum Ryan joins as compliance officer, responsible for developing structures and procedures in line with industry standards and accreditations, as the company grows.
Sarah Meadows joins as executive assistant to the CEO. Sarah is a proven business operations leader, with a first-class honours degree in business management and HR. She will play a critical role in the business by managing the day-to-day functions of the senior leadership team.
Duncan Tiley joins as a mechanical engineer, responsible for CHP installation, servicing and maintenance. Duncan has a reputation for technical excellence and has a wealth of experience in the CHP industry, alongside 23 years served in the Royal Navy as a marine engineer.
Steven Dixon joins the electrical team and will be responsible for the design and development of CHP-powered solutions. Steven has both corporate and international experience in the sector, with extensive experience working with major power critical projects.
Growth pathway
Fleetsolve has been at the heart of the energy transition for over 20 years. Its renewable combined heat and power (CHP) units are helping to power some of the UK’s best-known organisations, including NHS hospitals, local authorities, retail chains, manufacturing sites, commercial offices and universities.
Previous projects include the design and implementation of onsite renewables for the world’s first carbon-zero superstore, the current RICS Renewable Project of the Year, and the most sustainable university in the UK.
Keith O’Connor, CEO, Fleetsolve says:
“We’re delighted to welcome six new team members, who join us at an exciting time in Fleetsolve’s journey. More and more companies are turning to sustainable onsite generation in the wake of the energy crisis, and renewable CHP is a growing market as people realise the benefits of this clean, resilient and efficient power source.
“Our new team members will play a pivotal role in helping us achieve our growth plans – and in doing so, help many organisations on their energy transition journey to onsite decarbonisation and ultimately net-zero.”
