Cielo Taps ex-Pembina COO Andersen as Chair to Lead Project Push
Harry Andersen, former Pembina COO and Jordan Cove LNG lead, takes the chair at Cielo as the clean fuels developer builds out a management team for its Project Nahoonai and other sites.
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Cielo Waste Solutions Corp. appointed Harry Andersen as chair of its board, replacing Sheila Leggett, who will stay on as a director. Andersen, the former chief operating officer and senior vice president at Pembina Pipeline Corp., also led the proposed $10 billion Jordan Cove LNG project and helped structure an Indigenous partnership tied to the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. He joins a board that includes former federal justice minister Peter MacKay and CEO Ryan Jackson.
The move, effective Sept. 16, is part of a broader overhaul of the clean fuels developer's leadership. Cielo recently added Ivy Chan as chief financial officer, Robert Pockar as chief operating officer and Matthew Scorah as chief development officer. The Calgary-based company is building a platform to advance multiple waste-to-fuels sites in parallel, anchored by its flagship Project Nahoonai in Prince George, British Columbia.
"I joined Cielo because of its people," Andersen said in a statement. "The Company has a clear strategy, a management team with experience that is genuinely hard to find, and a Board that can help it execute. We are building a business, not a single project."
Cielo's shares trade on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol CMC and on the OTCQB under CWSFF.
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