CORE TEAM
Christiane Spina Founder & CEO
Christiane E. Spina is Founder & CEO of SolarGridTS.
With 20 years of experience across renewable energy, commercial solar, electricity networks and energy infrastructure.
Her expertise spans conventional and lightweight rooftop solar, solar carports, onsite generation, private networks, grid and utility optimisation, PPAs and complex commercial energy infrastructure.
Paul Shiels – Director, Key Accounts
Paul brings over two decades of experience across banking, real estate investment and infrastructure, with an extensive network of longstanding senior relationships across the UK.
As Director, Key Accounts at SolarGridTS, Paul focuses on developing and managing strategic client relationships, working closely with key accounts to understand their requirements and identify opportunities across SolarGridTS’ energy infrastructure solutions.
Chris Lane – Non Executive Director Finance & Strategy
Chris provides strategic guidance on financial structuring, risk management, and market positioning, helping to ensure robust, commercially sound decision-making across the business.
Jane Shiels – Legal & Accounts
Jane brings extensive experience across legal, finance and corporate structuring, ensuring projects are robust, compliant and commercially sound.
At SolarGridTS, she supports governance, risk management and legal structuring across complex transactions.
Mark Turner – Board Advisor
Mark brings over thirty years of senior project and operational experience across financial services, manufacturing and distribution.
He has worked in renewables since 2010 and supports the scaling and management of large-scale PV asset portfolios.
OUR PERSPECTIVE
A joined-up approach to energy.
Over the past 15 years in this evolving industry, it has become clear where the real challenges, and opportunities, lie.
The market is full of individual technologies, contractors and financing products. What is often missing is a joined-up approach that brings these elements together into a fully tailored solution.
This is becoming increasingly important as cost pressures continue to rise — from network charges to regulatory changes.
We bridge that gap.