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Lee Cocis Appointed Managing Director, Power, Utilities & Renewables, at SGS Maine Pointe

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Tuesday, November 29, 2022
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BOSTON, Nov. 29, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Global supply chain and operations implementation consulting firm, SGS Maine Pointe, a member of the SGS Group, announced today that Lee Cocis has been appointed to the position of Managing Director and leader of the Power, Utilities & Renewables digital supply chain and operations practice.

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  • BOSTON, Nov. 29, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Global supply chain and operations implementation consulting firm, SGS Maine Pointe , a member of the SGS Group , announced today that Lee Cocis has been appointed to the position of Managing Director and leader of the Power, Utilities & Renewables digital supply chain and operations practice.
  • "We are thrilled to have Lee join our power, utilities and renewables team," said Steve Ottley, Senior Managing Director, Head of Chemicals & Energy at SGS Maine Pointe.
  • "Joining SGS Maine Pointe is an outstanding opportunity for me to continue serving clients in power, utilities and renewables," said Cocis.
  • "I see tremendous opportunities here, and truly appreciate SGS Maine Pointe's focus on transformation and digitization and delivering consistent results to clients."

DGAP-News: Vonovia SE: The Ruhr as a pioneer region of the hydrogen economy

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Thursday, September 2, 2021
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Our aim: The Ruhr region is to become the industrial, residential and living area with CO2-free hydrogen in Germany and thus set standards for a hydrogen economy in industrial conurbations.

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  • Our aim: The Ruhr region is to become the industrial, residential and living area with CO2-free hydrogen in Germany and thus set standards for a hydrogen economy in industrial conurbations.
  • Our aspiration: We want the Ruhr region to become a leading model hydrogen region - with a holistic, cross-sectoral development plan for hydrogen production and infrastructure.
  • Our partners: Integrated planning that can make the Ruhr a pioneer of the hydrogen economy needs scientific expertise and committed companies with the will to shape and transform.
  • In this context Buch, who is currently also the moderator of the Initiativkreis Ruhr (Ruhr Initiative Group), underlined the innovative strength of the Ruhr region as a business location.