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Robin Reese

Chief Development Officer at ABO Wind

Robin Reese, P.Biol., RPBio, has extensive experience in environmental planning, development, and regulatory leadership. Currently serving as the Director of Development at ABO Wind Canada Ltd, Robin previously held the role of Chief Development Officer at ABO Wind. Prior to that, Robin worked at AECOM as a Technical Leader focusing on permitting in Western Canada. With a background in Environmental Science and Zoology, Robin has also held roles at Higher Ground Consulting Inc. and Integrated Environments Ltd, showcasing a strong commitment to environmental conservation and planning.

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Calgary, Canada

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ABO Wind

Founded in 1996, ABO Wind is among Europe’s leading developers of renewable energy projects. We plan, build, operate and maintain wind and solar farms as well as hybrid energy, battery storage, and hydrogen projects in 16 countries on 4 continents. More than 1,000 colleagues contribute towards climate protection and a sustainable energy supply. ABO Wind realises projects with a total annual investment of about 500 million euros. To date, ABO Wind has realised projects with a total capacity of about 5 gigawatts and constructed around half of these. We are looking for smart, creative and decisive minds, who are excited about the opportunities and prospects of renewable energies. Our flat hierarchy and interdisciplinary teams enable everyone to make the most of their skills, evolve and cocreate the company’s strategy. Our company culture is all about openness and accountability – amongst each other as well as towards clients and business partners. ABO Wind is globally successful and growing in the fast-paced and dynamic environment of renewables. Our strategy is an early entry in emerging markets, boosted by cooperations with local partners. Internationally, we are looking for motivated staff in France, Finland, Spain, Ireland, United Kingdom, Greece, Netherlands, Hungary, Poland, Argentina, Colombia, Canada, South Africa, Tunisia and Tanzania.