Ansett joins the board

Ed Ansett, Managing Director of Europe EYP Mission Critical Facilities, has joined Pentadyne's Board of Directors.

Ed Ansett, Managing Director of Europe EYP Mission Critical Facilities, has joined Pentadyne's Board of Directors.

EYP Mission Critical Facilities is a global consulting engineering firm focused on the programming, design, commissioning, testing and operations of critical facilities: data centres, command and control centres, trading floors, broadcast facilities, corporate offices and other technology-intensive environments.

"The Pentadyne flywheel system yields excellent performance as both an alternative and complementary energy storage device", Ansett said.

"The rapidly growing adoption of Pentadyne's technology at data centres and other mission-critical facilities is a testament to this and to the company's management and engineering prowess".

"I am looking forward to this opportunity to aid in guiding the company to higher levels of success".

In 2004, Ansett established the first overseas subsidiary of New York City-based EYP Mission Critical Facilities.

Prior to joining the EYP organisation, Ansett was CEO of Asia Pacific-based DSCO Consulting Engineers, where he founded their mission-critical engineering consultancy.

Ansett is a Registered European Engineer, a Chartered Engineer and a Fellow of the Institution of Engineering and Technology.

Pentadyne Board Chairman Lee Bailey said: "We are very pleased and fortunate that Mr Ansett has joined our board".

"He brings a wealth of experience in the specification and operations of many of the world's leading data centres and other mission-critical facilities".

"Mr Ansett has developed a number of strategic European and Asian partnerships and has served as project director on a wide range of mission-critical facility projects in these regions".

"He is a renowned author of many technical white papers and a much sought-after guest speaker at industry conferences".

"I very much look forward to working with him on leading Pentadyne to new heights".

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