AppointmentsManor Renewable Energy appoints Billy Hamilton as Managing Director

Manor Renewable Energy appoints Billy Hamilton as Managing Director

Manor Renewable Energy (MRE), an OEG Offshore company, has appointed Billy Hamilton as Managing Director, following on from his role as Sales Director for the Group. During his time at MRE Billy has worked on developing the market presence of the company and increasing the provision of other work scopes including CTV supply, Offshore Technician Supply and Marine Services Contracts.

Billy Hamilton commented, “Over the past 3 years at MRE I have worked with all aspects of the company, and I am looking forward to using this knowledge to improve the business and to achieve further growth. There are exciting times ahead and I feel honoured to be part of it.”

Toby Mead, COO of the Manor Group, said “Since joining the MRE Senior Management team, Billy has added value across the business whilst gaining a deep understanding of what the company both delivers and stands for; I’m confident he’ll take MRE to the next level.”

MRE is currently going through an exciting period of change with the recent acquisition of the company by OEG Offshore, a global group of companies providing a range of integrated services to the energy sector including offshore containers and modular solutions, welfare units, temporary power, radio communications as well as topside and subsea services.

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