- Allye Energy recruits former Lunaz executives for crucial engineering and manufacturing positions within the company.
- Razvan Vasiliu and Max Millett assume pivotal roles, contributing to Allye Energy’s growth trajectory.
- Expansion aligns with rising demand for MAX system, supported by substantial R&D grant, redefining sustainable energy solutions.
Allye Energy boosts it’s Allye MAX project with four new recruits
Allye Energy is bolstering its ranks with key senior appointments to propel its groundbreaking Allye MAX battery energy storage system into the spotlight. Following Lunaz Group’s recent administration, Allye Energy has recruited two former Lunaz executives. Simon Hodgkinson and Alistair McNeil, for pivotal roles within the company.
Simon Hodgkinson, previously leading Lunaz’s Programme Management, now spearheads Allye’s engineering endeavours as Chief Product Engineer. His extensive experience includes overseeing Lunaz’s upcycled electric refuse truck project.
Simon Hodgkinson commented:
“I am excited to join Allye at such a pivotal moment in its evolution. The opportunity to lead the MAX battery energy storage system, working with a team who have achieved so much, is truly ground-breaking. I am eager to apply my experience and expertise to drive innovation and deliver sustainable energy solutions that will shape the future of the industry.”
Alistair McNeil brings over 20 years of experience in manufacturing roles to his new position as Manufacturing Director. Formerly the Head of Production at Lunaz, he has a proven track record of driving efficiency and quality in manufacturing operations. His extensive experience will be instrumental in establishing series production of the MAX battery energy storage system.
Alistair McNeil stated:
“I am thrilled to join Allye and contribute to its mission of delivering sustainable energy storage systems. The opportunity to lead manufacturing operations for the MAX battery energy storage system aligns perfectly with my expertise and passion for driving operational excellence. I am committed to establishing a world-class manufacturing operation that enables Allye to meet the growing demand for its innovative energy storage systems.”
Also joining are Razvan Vasiliu in the role as Chief Product Engineer for the CURB (Compact Urban Battery Storage System) project and Max Millett joins as Sales Director.
Razvan Vasiliu, known for his contributions to companies like Hypervolt and Powervault, brings a wealth of engineering experience to Allye Energy. He has been appointed as the Chief Product Engineer for the CURB project. With a background in developing smart EV home chargers and residential battery systems, Vasiliu is poised to drive innovation and engineering excellence within the company.
Max Millett, the incoming Sales Director at Allye Energy, boasts a robust track record from his tenure at Ohmie Go in Australia. With extensive knowledge of the energy market and a customer-centric approach, Millett is well-equipped to spearhead sales growth and market penetration for Allye Energy’s cutting-edge C&I energy storage solutions.
Jonathan Carrier, CEO of Allye Energy, expressed excitement:
“We are thrilled to welcome Simon, Alistair, Razvan and Max to Allye. Their wealth of experience and passion for sustainable innovation will be invaluable as we embark on the next phase of growth. In a short space of time, we have a built a world-class team, showcasing the best of British cleantech talent who all complement our vision for the MAX battery energy storage system and as an Allye in the clean energy transition at home and abroad.”
The expansion coincides with increasing demand for the company’s MAX battery energy storage system, buoyed by a recent £650k bilateral R&D grant. With the MAX system positioned as a flagship offering, Allye Energy aims to redefine the future of sustainable energy solutions, driven by innovation and expertise.
