Carol Koech Appointed GEAPP Vice President for Africa, Bolstering Clean Energy Initiatives
The Global Energy Alliance for People and Planet (GEAPP) has appointed Carol Koech as its new Vice President for Africa, effective August 1st. This strategic move signifies GEAPP’s commitment to expanding its footprint and impact across the African continent, utilizing Koech’s extensive experience in the energy sector to propel clean energy initiatives and blended finance strategies. This appointment is particularly relevant given the growing need for sustainable energy solutions in Africa and the continent’s burgeoning tech landscape.
Koech’s Experience to Drive GEAPP’s African Expansion
Koech’s appointment brings a wealth of experience to GEAPP. Before joining, she served as the Country Manager for East Africa at Schneider Electric and, more recently, as Strategy Director for Sustainability and Thought Leadership. In her previous role at Schneider Electric, she played a vital role in shaping the company’s global sustainability programs and spearheaded initiatives that provided energy access to over 50 million people worldwide. In her new role at GEAPP, Koech will focus on strengthening the organization’s presence in Africa, specifically focusing on blended finance mechanisms to make GEAPP a leader in clean energy across the continent. Her twenty years of experience in energy access, private-sector transformation, and regional leadership will be invaluable in navigating the complex landscape of African energy markets and fostering sustainable solutions.
In conclusion, Koech’s appointment as Vice President for Africa is a pivotal step for GEAPP. Her leadership is poised to accelerate the organization’s goals, leveraging her deep understanding of the African energy sector to promote clean energy adoption and sustainable development, fostering a greener future for the continent.
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