Well yes..
@polarbear666 did link in the lead to this thread to the live wire article opining:
“ The calibre of management is outstanding and highly desirable for an emerging company, since: 1. they have significant experience having operated in the space for decades; and 2. have large shareholdings in the business that clearly aligns interests with other investors.
Executive Chairman Doug Walker established a similar business called StateWest Power in 1987 before selling it to Wesfarmers in 2003 having built over 50 diesel and gas remote power stations.
Walker then established ZEN in 2006 to replicate the earlier success.
Hamish Moffat is the Managing Director and collectively the two directors own 27.4% of the company.”
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Board members of Zenith Energy, director, Darren Smith (left), managing director Hamish Moffat, executive chairman, Doug Walker, and executive director, Gavin Great .
https://www.businessnews.com.au/article/Zenith-to-pursue-renewable-power-for-resources
16 years in the business before starting Zenith 12 years ago.
State West, their previous company built 50 stations in 16 years.
I guess the mining downturn impacted the build rate for Zenith ?
What do others think please ?
Cheers
