Gensource Appoints David Gardner as Non-Executive Director to Board

Gensource, a leading sustainable energy services company headquartered in Musselburgh, Scotland, is pleased to announce the appointment of David Gardner as a Non-Executive Director to its Board.

Gardner brings deep expertise in the renewable energy and grid infrastructure sectors, having held senior roles at industry leaders including SSE plc, one of the UK’s largest energy companies, and Windward Energy (formerly Bute Energy) a fast-growing developer of onshore renewables, grid and hydrogen energy projects. His background spans engineering, project management and leadership within the renewable energy and grid sectors. His appointment supports Gensource’s commitment to realising a future powered by abundant sustainable energy through delivering full turnkey energy solutions.

From left to right: Josh King, David Gardner, Robert Wilson, Gregor Thake in front of Solar Pyramid.
From left to right: Josh King, David Gardner, Robert Wilson, Gregor Thake in front of Solar Pyramid.

Joshua King, Managing Director of Gensource, commented:

“We are delighted to welcome David to the Gensource Board. His experience and insight will be invaluable as we scale our impact and expand our service offerings across Scotland and the wider UK. This appointment reflects our ongoing focus on strong governance and sustainable growth.”

Gardner said of the appointment:

“I’m delighted to join the Board of Gensource at such a key time in their journey. The company’s dedication to delivering sustainable, reliable, and future-proof energy solutions is inspiring. I look forward to contributing to the continued growth and success of this young, ambitious company.”

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