About
Founded in 2017, Future Power Systems is an Australian-owned company specialising in hybrid power solutions for both local and international markets. Our solar-powered systems are designed for the construction industry, providing dependable, eco-friendly power for remote, regional, and urban sites all year round.
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We offer immediate and efficient energy solutions that reduce reliance on diesel generators, promoting a cleaner, more sustainable future. Our team of experts, with backgrounds in construction, engineering, and renewable energy, ensures the highest quality in every product. We understand the unique needs of our customers and strive to exceed their expectations with reliable, innovative solutions.
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Future Power Systems caters to both purchase and hire, providing systems that meet your specific requirements. We are committed to creating a better world for future generations through our advanced power solutions.
Director
Kai Musgrove
Kai is a Co-Founder of Future Power Systems, he has over a decade of experience in project management and renewable energy infrastructure. With a background in large-scale solar farm construction, Kai has led major projects like the Swan Hill Solar Farm, Haughton Solar Farm the Gannawarra Energy Storage System. He has a track record of managing complex projects.
Engineering Manager
Lincoln Reeves
Lincoln is an accomplished Project Manager at Solar Farm Constructions with a background in renewable energy project management. He has over two years of experience leading large-scale solar projects, such as the 130MWdc Glenrowan Solar Farm. Lincoln has demonstrated expertise in overseeing mechanical and structural installations, ensuring projects are completed ahead of schedule.
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He holds a Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering and a Bachelor of Commerce in Finance from the University of Melbourne.
Administration Manager
Bree Shawyer
Bree is an experienced Project Administrator in the construction industry, with a specialisation in the renewable energy sector. Over the past seven years, she has contributed to several successful solar farm projects. Her experience includes roles within both EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) contracts and Minor Contractor, providing her with a comprehensive understanding of project administration in the renewables space.
Sustainability and Communications Manager
Darcy Williams
Darcy is a dedicated advocate for sustainability and community-driven environmental initiatives, with a passion for integrating cultural heritage, renewable energy, and Indigenous perspectives. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Indigenous Studies from the University of Melbourne and brings over four years of experience working in government roles focused on social change and environmental stewardship. Her diverse skill set and commitment to positive social impact make her a valuable contributor to the field of future power systems, where she aims to advance sustainable, community-aligned initiatives.
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