David Ainsworth Leaves MCT, Joins Kite Power Solutions

After 10 years’ service with Marine Current Turbines Ltd, a Siemens Business (MCT) David Ainsworth joins Kite Power Solutions Ltd.

Prior to joining MCT David spent 8 years as part of the management team building Bowman Power Systems, who at that time were developing compact gas turbine cogeneration systems using micro-turbines with high speed alternators.

David  joined MCT in 2003 as Project Manager, and was responsible for the consenting process for SeaGen and project delivery logistics.

David has a history of working in research and technology development since graduating from Southampton University. KPS will be the third start up business he will have been involved with in the last 20 years.

David said: “I have thoroughly enjoyed my 10 years at MCT, We have a great team and a great product, I always knew it was going to be a radical and exciting job opportunity to drag me away from MCT, and KPS seems to provide the formula at the time in my life when I can take the risk. I was employee number two at both BPS and MCT, so I have a well known appetite for career risk which has provided me nearly 20 years of employment. I truly believe KPS has the same potential as both these businesses. I am really excited by this new prospect and really looking forward to getting involved in this new technology.”

Sven Stoye, CEO of MCT said: “It will be sad to see Dave leave. He has been a long, loyal and valued member of the team and we wish him every success in the future. The tidal energy market has a great deal of potential and my team and I look forward to developing and installing the next generation of SeaGen technology. ”

David started employment with KPS on 6^th October 2014.

Press Release, October 07, 2014