After nearly seven years at the helm of the Net Zero Technology Centre (NZTC), Colette Cohen is standing down as chief executive, with Myrtle Dawes announced as her replacement.
Cohen launched NZTC in 2017, created as part of the Aberdeen City Region Deal with £180m of UK and Scottish government funding.
The centre has gone on to co-invest more than £253m with industry in technologies, from well plugging and abandonment, to autonomous robotics and renewable power systems. It has screened more than 1,800 new technologies, progressed 175 field trials and helped over 33 technologies to commercialise.
