Recent Quotes View Full List My Watchlist Create Watchlist Indicators DJI Nasdaq Composite SPX Gold Crude Oil EL&P Market Index Markets Stocks ETFs Tools Overview News Currencies International Treasuries Brita Osmundsvaag Formato joins T-Omega Wind to accelerate the Company's goal of radically redesigning offshore wind By: IssueWire October 19, 2021 at 10:16 AM EDT Offshore wind turbine innovator has hired its first CEOBoston, Massachusetts Oct 19, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - Today T-Omega Wind, Inc. announced the appointment of Brita Osmundsvaag Formato as its Chief Executive Officer. T-Omega Wind is a Boston-based offshore wind innovator that is working to commercialize a new approach to building and deploying offshore wind turbines. According to T-Omega Wind co-founder, Andy Myers: "We are excited to have attracted a CEO of Ms. Formato's caliber and vision, with decades of experience in the energy business, including both electricity generation and oil and gas, to lead the financing, piloting, and commercial deployment of our novel turbine designed for low cost, expansive deployability, and high local labor utilization." Brita Osmundsvaag Formato is a seasoned energy industry executive. Most recently she worked for Duke Energy, an electric and gas utility, where she led the company's business ventures in electric vehicles. During her time at Duke, Brita held executive positions in corporate development, strategy, and risk management for the company's domestic and international businesses. Before joining Duke Energy, Brita worked for ExxonMobil's Refining and Supply business in Fairfax, VA. She also worked as a strategy consultant for Mercer Management Consulting in Washington, D.C., and for Equinor, a global oil and gas company, in both Norway and in the United States. Born in Norway, Brita has worked on three continents and has led high-performing teams to build and execute corporate strategy. Brita is a graduate of Columbia Business School in New York City where she earned her MBA. "I am thrilled to join the impressive T-Omega Wind team to accelerate commercialization of the company's offshore floating wind infrastructure solution. There is an abundance of wind in the world, and I see T-Omega Wind's technology as playing a significant role in unlocking markets inaccessible to current offshore wind technology and providing more universal access to renewable, carbon-free energy around the world." says Brita Osmundsvaag Formato. About T-Omega Wind, Inc. Founded in 2020, by Andy Myers and Jim Papadopoulos, T-Omega Wind is radically redesigning offshore wind turbines to take advantage of being on the water rather than fighting it. Their revolutionary design is lightweight and deployable with only modest port infrastructure. The team won a grant through the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center's Catalyst Program and won the Northeast region of the Cleantech Open in Fall 2020. Media ContactT-Omega Wind, Inc.info@t-omegawind.comhttps://t-omegawind.com Source :T-Omega Wind, Inc.This article was originally published by IssueWire. Read the original article here. Data & News supplied by www.cloudquote.io Stock quotes supplied by Barchart Quotes delayed at least 20 minutes. By accessing this page, you agree to the following Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions.
Brita Osmundsvaag Formato joins T-Omega Wind to accelerate the Company's goal of radically redesigning offshore wind By: IssueWire October 19, 2021 at 10:16 AM EDT Offshore wind turbine innovator has hired its first CEOBoston, Massachusetts Oct 19, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - Today T-Omega Wind, Inc. announced the appointment of Brita Osmundsvaag Formato as its Chief Executive Officer. T-Omega Wind is a Boston-based offshore wind innovator that is working to commercialize a new approach to building and deploying offshore wind turbines. According to T-Omega Wind co-founder, Andy Myers: "We are excited to have attracted a CEO of Ms. Formato's caliber and vision, with decades of experience in the energy business, including both electricity generation and oil and gas, to lead the financing, piloting, and commercial deployment of our novel turbine designed for low cost, expansive deployability, and high local labor utilization." Brita Osmundsvaag Formato is a seasoned energy industry executive. Most recently she worked for Duke Energy, an electric and gas utility, where she led the company's business ventures in electric vehicles. During her time at Duke, Brita held executive positions in corporate development, strategy, and risk management for the company's domestic and international businesses. Before joining Duke Energy, Brita worked for ExxonMobil's Refining and Supply business in Fairfax, VA. She also worked as a strategy consultant for Mercer Management Consulting in Washington, D.C., and for Equinor, a global oil and gas company, in both Norway and in the United States. Born in Norway, Brita has worked on three continents and has led high-performing teams to build and execute corporate strategy. Brita is a graduate of Columbia Business School in New York City where she earned her MBA. "I am thrilled to join the impressive T-Omega Wind team to accelerate commercialization of the company's offshore floating wind infrastructure solution. There is an abundance of wind in the world, and I see T-Omega Wind's technology as playing a significant role in unlocking markets inaccessible to current offshore wind technology and providing more universal access to renewable, carbon-free energy around the world." says Brita Osmundsvaag Formato. About T-Omega Wind, Inc. Founded in 2020, by Andy Myers and Jim Papadopoulos, T-Omega Wind is radically redesigning offshore wind turbines to take advantage of being on the water rather than fighting it. Their revolutionary design is lightweight and deployable with only modest port infrastructure. The team won a grant through the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center's Catalyst Program and won the Northeast region of the Cleantech Open in Fall 2020. Media ContactT-Omega Wind, Inc.info@t-omegawind.comhttps://t-omegawind.com Source :T-Omega Wind, Inc.This article was originally published by IssueWire. Read the original article here.