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Tom Young
25 November 2022
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ITM Power selects new CEO

Dennis Schulz of Linde Engineering will replace Graham Cooley as CEO from 1 December

UK electrolyser manufacturer ITM Power has announced that Dennis Schulz will replace Graham Cooley as CEO from 1 December 2022. Schulz is currently managing director at Linde Engineering, a division of industrial gases firm Linde.  He has also worked in project management, strategy and CFO roles at Linde. Linde and ITM have a strategic partnership and a joint venture called ITM Linde Electrolysis. Schulz has been closely involved in this partnership and has significant experience in the market for green hydrogen and decarbonisation.  “We have no doubt that Dennis has the right experience, skills and enthusiasm to take ITM Power to the next phase in its development,” says ITM chair Roger Bone

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