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PowerBank Appoints New President & COO to Drive Energy Infrastructure Growth
By MGN Editorial•February 18, 2026 at 09:31 PM
PowerBank Corporation, a leader in North American energy infrastructure, has promoted Andrew van Doorn to President and Chief Operating Officer.
PowerBank Corporation, a prominent player in North American energy infrastructure development and asset ownership, has announced the promotion of Andrew van Doorn, P. Eng, to the role of President and Chief Operating Officer.
According to the company's press release, van Doorn's new position will see him leading PowerBank's strategic growth initiatives and overseeing day-to-day operations. The move comes as PowerBank continues to expand its portfolio of renewable energy and sustainable infrastructure projects across the continent.
'Andrew's deep industry expertise and proven track record of delivering results make him the ideal candidate to drive PowerBank forward during this exciting period of growth,' said PowerBank's CEO, Sarah Linden. 'His leadership will be instrumental as we continue to invest in critical energy infrastructure that supports the maritime industry's transition to a lower-carbon future.'
Van Doorn joined PowerBank in 2020 as the company's Chief Operating Officer, bringing over 15 years of experience in the energy sector. Prior to PowerBank, he held senior roles at several leading renewable energy developers, where he was responsible for overseeing large-scale project deployments and operations.
'I'm honored to take on this new role and help guide PowerBank through its next phase of expansion,' said van Doorn. 'Our team is committed to delivering innovative energy solutions that enable our maritime partners to reduce their environmental footprint and enhance the sustainability of their operations.'
The announcement comes as the maritime industry faces increasing pressure to adopt more eco-friendly practices and technologies. Companies like PowerBank are playing a crucial role in supporting this transition by investing in renewable energy infrastructure that can power port facilities, vessels, and other maritime assets.
As President and COO, van Doorn will be responsible for overseeing PowerBank's project pipeline, managing operational efficiency, and driving the company's strategic growth initiatives. His appointment underscores the company's commitment to positioning itself as a leader in the rapidly evolving energy landscape serving the maritime sector.
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