Enviromena is a clean energy technology company in Europe. It has installed more than 17,000 solar systems. The company has over 425 MW of solar power plants under operation and a further 200 MW under construction. Enviromena was founded in 2007 by Sami Khoreibi as CEO, Sander Trestain as COO, and Erik Voldner as CCO who established the regions first solar EPC. In 2018, Enviromena was sold to Arjun Infrastructure Partners. Cabell Fisher was appointed as CEO, Stuart Bannerman as CFO, Matthew Wells as CLO, and David McLeod as CAO. In 2021, McLeod and Wells left the company and the business relocated to Reading, England, retaining only a small office in the UAE. Neil Hutchings heads up the UK office as Chief Operating Officer. Hutchings is supported by Christina Allen, Gary Hales, Lee Adams, Mark Harding and Chris Marsh. Adrian Pike has been Chairman since 2020. Major Projects Since 2018, the company has broken ground on more than 600 megawatts (MW) of solar power in four countries: UK, Egypt, Jordan and the UAE. The Masdar 10MW Solar Power Plant is the largest grid connected photovoltaic solar plant in the Middle East and North Africa and was the first project to be designed and installed by Enviromena Power Systems. The project was commissioned in June 2009 and was the first utility scale solar plant to be connected to the Abu Dhabi Municipal Grid, which is run by the Abu Dhabi Distribution Company. Enviromena holds the operations and maintenance contract for this project. In 2013, Enviromena completed a Masdar-financed 15MWp PV power plant in Mauritania, which, at the time of its inauguration, was Africa's largest photovoltaic power plant. The $32M project, the first utility-scale installation in the country, will provide up to ten percent of Mauritania's power, and offset approximately 22,880 tons of carbon emissions per year. The 11MWp Masdar PV Solar Power Plant in Gotha, Germany incorporates innovative driven-post and screw-post solar racking solutions. The 288,000 square meter PV plant became operational in 2012 and produces approximately 11,000 MWh of energy per year. The plant is connected to the local municipal grid, and offsets approximately 15,750 tons of carbon emissions yearly. The PV/Diesel Hybrid System is the UAE's first solar-diesel hybrid not requiring batteries. It provides round-the-clock electricity to a remote, off-grid residential complex in Abu Dhabi. This system provides 24-hour power solution, with a 2.4MW set of diesel generators, and