Sponsors
GGEP is an international clean energy platform headquartered in London. It develops, builds, owns and operates renewable energy projects in markets with high dependence on fossil fuels and significant infrastructure gaps. Its activities span West Africa, Southern Africa and India. Each GGEP project is designed to benefit local communities, support economic growth and deliver long-term environmental gains. The Nimba solar and storage project is the lead asset in GGEP's Liberian portfolio.
1 Manchester Square, London W1U 3AB, United Kingdom
PBI is the ultimate parent of GGEP. It is an international investment holding company founded in 2008, with interests in renewable energy, healthcare, real estate, precious metals, food and beverage, and telecommunications. Its operations extend across Africa, the United Kingdom, Europe and the Middle East, and renewable energy is a growing focus of the group. The Panchariya family's business origins go back to 1968, with the founding of Panchariya Brothers Textile Agency in Ahmedabad, India.
1 Manchester Square, London W1U 3AB, United Kingdom
Leadership
Co-Founder and Managing Director, GGEP
Anubhav has over two decades of experience in strategy, asset management, investment banking and financial advisory. As a Partner at Acube Capital Advisors, he arranged USD 200 million of debt and equity for the renewable energy sector, which led him to co-found GGEP. He holds a BSc (Hons) in Economics from the University of Bristol.
Director, Operations and Technical, GGEP
Ganeshan is an engineer with more than three decades in energy, environment and infrastructure. He has around two decades of project execution and commissioning experience and has delivered boiler and power projects fired by biomass, municipal and industrial solid waste, and industrial waste heat.
Director, Business Development, GGEP
Kaushik has over 20 years of experience in business strategy, marketing and technology. He has held business development leadership roles at CA Satyam ASP and founded Skandsoft Technologies, which Frost & Sullivan named Best Emerging Technologies Company in 2006.
