Capital Power Strengthens Leadership with New Appointments
EDMONTON, Alberta — Capital Power Corporation (TSX: CPX) has announced significant changes to its leadership team, welcoming Ferio Pugliese as the new Senior Vice President and Chief Corporate Officer. This appointment marks a strategic move to enhance the company's corporate governance and operational efficiency.
Introducing Ferio Pugliese
Effective immediately, Ferio Pugliese steps into his new role, taking over from Jacquie Pylypiuk. Mr. Pugliese brings a wealth of experience from various sectors, including energy and aerospace. His leadership style, which prioritizes a people-first approach, has been pivotal in transforming organizations and ensuring sustainable growth.
“We are excited to welcome Ferio to Capital Power,” expressed Avik Dey, the President and CEO. “His extensive background in management and commitment to talent development will be critical as we continue to expand and cultivate a high-performance culture within our organization.”
Acknowledging Jacquie Pylypiuk's Contributions
The company also expressed heartfelt gratitude to Jacquie Pylypiuk for her unwavering dedication and leadership throughout her tenure. “Jacquie has been an outstanding leader and an integral part of our team. We appreciate her years of service and valuable contributions,” added Mr. Dey.
Growth Initiatives with Roger Huang
In addition to Mr. Pugliese's appointment, Capital Power has also introduced Roger Huang as the Vice President of Corporate Development and U.S. Renewables. This role, effective from June 5, 2025, reflects the company's commitment to elevating its growth strategy and expanding its influence in the U.S. renewables market.
Roger Huang's Expertise
Roger Huang comes equipped with significant expertise in investment and the energy sector. His previous roles in private equity and senior executive positions in the industry position him well to lead Capital Power’s initiatives in corporate partnerships and growth initiatives.
“Roger’s breadth of experience in strategic business development and deal-making is expected to propel Capital Power’s growth. The strategic addition of both Ferio and Roger revitalizes our leadership team, enabling us to further power energy expansion while delivering sustained value for our shareholders,” said Mr. Dey.
Capital Power’s Corporate Ethos
Capital Power is dedicated to operating with a sense of responsibility towards the communities it serves. The company takes pride in its heritage of acknowledging the ancestral homelands of the Indigenous Peoples across North America. Operating under the understanding of the importance of diverse cultural contributions, Capital Power emphasizes its commitment to community and engagement.
As a growth-oriented power producer, Capital Power manages approximately 12 GW of power generation across 32 facilities in North America. With a focus on delivering reliable, affordable power, the company is committed to building lower-carbon power systems that foster a sustainable energy future. Their tagline, “Powering Change by Changing Power™,” reflects their ambition and innovative approach towards energy production.
Contact Information
For more details regarding the leadership changes or other inquiries, please reach out to the appropriate contacts:
Media Relations:
Katherine Perron
(780) 392-5335
kperron@capitalpower.com
Investor Relations:
Noreen Farrell
(403) 717-8119
investor@capitalpower.com
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Who has joined Capital Power as Chief Corporate Officer?
Ferio Pugliese has been appointed as the Senior Vice President and Chief Corporate Officer of Capital Power.
2. What are Ferio Pugliese’s responsibilities?
He will oversee various departments including People & Culture, Information Services, and Energy Markets.
3. Why was Roger Huang appointed at Capital Power?
Roger Huang's role focuses on corporate development and enhancing U.S. renewables, leveraging his investment and energy sector expertise.
4. What is Capital Power’s commitment to the community?
Capital Power acknowledges the Indigenous Peoples' ancestral lands and emphasizes community engagement and responsibility in its operations.
5. How much power generation does Capital Power manage?
Capital Power operates approximately 12 GW of power generation across 32 facilities in North America.
