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WRITTEN BY Mining.com.au Staff Writers

MPower makes some C-level exec moves

Paul Siega has been appointed as Head of Finance and Company Secretary at MPower Group (ASX:MPR).

the specialist renewable energy, battery storage, and microgrid business reports also effective from yesterday (23 May 2024) Neil Langridge has stepped down as Company Secretary and will transition out of the Chief Financial Officer role in the coming weeks.

Siega is an experienced finance professional with in-depth knowledge of renewable energy assets and commercial transactions following his time at Banpu Clean Energy, EY, McGrathNicol, among other organisations.

MPower Chief Executive Officer Nathan Wise says the moves come as the company progresses the rollout of its clean energy portfolio across Australia’s eastern seaboard.

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