Apollo Engineering
Mark Delaney is a seasoned electrical design professional with extensive experience in various key roles across multiple companies. Currently serving as Principal Electrical Designer at Apollo since June 2020, Mark previously held the same title at Worley from December 2015 to April 2020, where responsibilities included the compilation of Construction Change Notices and resolutions to site queries. Earlier experience includes E&I Construction Engineer at Amec Foster Wheeler, focusing on electrical job cards and offshore collaboration, and Lead/Principal Electrical Designer at Petrofac, ensuring adherence to safety, quality, and cost constraints in electrical design delivery. Mark's career also includes roles as Senior Electrical Designer at Foster Wheeler and Production Services Network, as well as foundational experience as an Electrical Designer at BAE SYSTEMS Surface Ships and Electrician at AOC.
Apollo Engineering
We enable our clients to achieve their net zero ambitions across the project lifecycle. Now over 12 years old, we have built an admirable and successful track record working across oil and gas, hydrogen and carbon capture, nuclear, and offshore renewables markets, leading the way in advisory, consultancy, engineering, and project services. Our engineers thrive on a challenge knowing that nothing is necessarily impossible. We come to work everyday to solve our clients’ problems, to show that there is an exciting alternative in the energy sector. From state-of-the-art software to everyday structural solutions, to cutting edge technology that we develop that will accelerate the energy transition. Our broad capabilities combined with the power of the group means that we can provide complete solutions that no one else can. We understand our clients’ objectives, their key business drivers, their challenges, and problems in the business, we listen to our clients, we go away, and we solve these problems. We want to achieve a sustainable decarbonised future for the energy industry. We know it’s not enough just to talk about the energy transition. Innovation, technology, practical solutions, it’s that mix that will make it all happen. It’s complex, but that’s what we are good at. We are Apollo, engineering tomorrow, today.