Nel Hydrogen announces new CEO
Published by Emily Thomas,
Deputy Editor
World Fertilizer,
Håkon Volldal has taken the position of the new CEO of Nel, while Jon André Løkke has entered the company’s Board of Directors.
“I have looked forward to this day for a long time”, says Nel’s new CEO Håkon Volldal. “Nel is an exciting company with a bright future, not only commercially, but also as a vital part of the green energy transition.”
Volldal states that Nel’s strategy and ambitions will remain firm.
“We will further develop our company and technology offering, help our customers decarbonise their businesses and keep our position as the leader in green hydrogen technologies,” says Volldal.
Volldal has CEO experience from Q-Free, a publicly listed company that develops solutions for tolling and traffic management. He also has background from consultancy company McKinsey and one of the world’s leading suppliers of recycling machines, TOMRA.
“I want to spend my professional life in companies that make the world a better place, and Nel is undoubtedly such a company,” says Volldal, adding that he is impressed by the fantastic journey the company has made over the last years.
Nel’s resigning CEO, Jon André Løkke, is convinced Volldal has the leadership capabilities necessary for Nel to reach its full potential.
“Håkon has achieved remarkable results in his previous positions. He is an analytical and knowledgeable leader and is now fully up to speed on Nel. I am convinced that the transition will be very smooth, and that he has the capabilities required to take or company to the next level,” says Løkke.
Løkke joins Nel’s Board of Directors today.
Read the article online at: https://www.worldfertilizer.com/special-reports/05072022/nel-hydrogen-announces-new-ceo/
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