Philip Julien

About Philip Julien

Philip is a prominent green energy entrepreneur and Kenesjay Green Limited (KGL) founder, where he has pioneered clean hydrogen project developments in the Caribbean. KGL’s flagship initiative, NewGen Energy, involves a $250M project for low-carbon hydrogen production in Trinidad and Tobago, developed in partnership with HDF Energy. Additionally, he is exploring geothermal energy opportunities in Dominica, advocating for public-private partnerships to enhance the region’s energy sustainability.

With a Bachelor of Chemical Engineering and a Minor in Environmental Engineering from McGill University, Philip has held senior roles in environmental and process engineering, including leadership at WorleyParsons. He passionately advocates for regional green energy integration, having spoken at key events such as COP Conferences and the 2023 Private Sector Roundtable Meetings for the EU.

Beyond his business endeavours, Philip founded the Heroes Foundation in 2002, focusing on youth development in Trinidad and Tobago. His combined efforts in entrepreneurship, advocacy, and community engagement make him a significant influencer in the Caribbean’s transition to sustainable energy.

 

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