Aegis Critical Energy Defence Names Ramtin Rasoulinezhad as CEO to Drive Secure Energy Expansion

Aegis Critical Energy Defence ( (TSE:QESS) ) has issued an announcement.

Aegis Critical Energy Defence Corp. has appointed technology executive Ramtin Rasoulinezhad as chief executive officer, tasking him with leading the company’s next phase of growth in secure, high-reliability energy platforms for defence and critical infrastructure. Rasoulinezhad, who will not join the board at this time, brings more than $1 billion in project experience across utilities, oil and gas, marine, and defence sectors, along with a track record of commercializing hybrid energy systems, advanced battery technologies, and modular power solutions.

His background includes senior technology roles at AMPS, Shift Clean Energy, and AVL, as well as advanced academic credentials in power systems, power electronics, and hybrid distributed energy resources. The appointment is positioned to strengthen Aegis’s capabilities in SMR-integrated and quantum-secure energy architectures, enhancing its competitive standing as nations accelerate modernization of critical energy infrastructure and seek systems capable of withstanding cyber threats while supporting continuous operations.

More about Aegis Critical Energy Defence

Aegis Critical Energy Defence Corp. is a Vancouver-based company operating in the secure energy and defence-technology sector, focused on delivering cyber-hardened, resilient energy platforms for energy sovereignty, national security, and other mission-critical operations. Its work centers on secure hybrid power systems, advanced energy storage, resilient microgrids, SMR-adjacent architectures, and quantum-enabled cybersecurity for defence and critical infrastructure clients.

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