AMEA Power
Yahya Ezzeddin is a seasoned professional in the renewable energy sector with significant experience in project development and procurement. Currently serving as a Renewable Energy Project Developer at AMEA Power since January 2021, Yahya collaborates with stakeholders to identify project opportunities and negotiates power purchase agreements. Previously, Yahya worked at Egyptian Electricity Transmission (EETC) from January 2013 to December 2020 as a Renewable Energy Development Specialist, overseeing the development of renewable energy projects from agreement execution to financial closure, and managing construction activities. In earlier roles, Yahya served as a Procurement Tender Administrator and Procurement Officer at EETC, handling procurement processes and ensuring compliance with policies. Yahya's career began as a Business Development Representative at SCADA Innovations, focusing on market research and pricing strategies. Yahya holds a Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Power Engineering from Ain Shams University, obtained in 2006.
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AMEA Power
AMEA Power is one of the fastest growing renewable energy companies in the region with a multi gigawatt pipeline of clean energy projects. Founded in 2017, AMEA Power has assembled a leading team of global industry experts to deliver projects across Africa, the Middle East and other emerging markets. The Company is rapidly expanding its investments in wind, solar, energy storage and green hydrogen, demonstrates its long term commitment to the global energy transition. AMEA Power company has already deployed wind and solar projects across Togo, Jordan and Morocco, working in partnership with global supply chains, development financial institutions, and electricity offtakers, who are committed to long term Power Purchase Agreements (PPA). As part of its commitment to economic and social development, AMEA Power works closely with local stakeholders to establish programmes advance local communities which neighbour our renewable energy projects.