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Pieridae Energy Limited has reported that its COO, Tim de Freitas, has left the Company effective immediately to pursue other endeavours.
Sorensen will assume COO responsibilities on an interim basis and will work closely with the Operations team to continue to ensure the safe, reliable operation of Pieridae’s assets.
The Company will begin the search for a new COO during the first quarter of 2021 and will look at both internal and external candidates to fill the position.
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