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Ebenezer Adjetey Sowah appointed Genkas Energy MD

Ebenezer Adjetey Sowah appointed Genkas Energy MD

Energy expert and a member of the International Society of Petroleum Engineers, Ebenezer Adjetey Sowah, has been appointed Managing Director of Genkas Energy Ltd, effective September 30, 2026. The appointment was confirmed by the Board of Directors, with Board Chairman George N. Owodo and Board Secretary Anette Adjavon signing the appointment letter on behalf of the company.

Energy expert and a member of the International Society of Petroleum Engineers, Ebenezer Adjetey Sowah, has been appointed Managing Director of Genkas Energy Ltd, effective September 30, 2026. His appointment brings on board his vast experience in petroleum distribution, commercial operations and business management to the leadership of the company, which has interests in oil and gas and renewable energy.

His membership of the International Society of Petroleum Engineers reflects his professional affiliation with the wider petroleum engineering community and connection to developments and professional knowledge within the petroleum industry. Mr Adjetey Sowah had previously served as a Dealer Cluster Manager at Vivo Energy Ghana, where he gained experience in dealer network management, commercial performance and stakeholder relations.

He studied Aircraft Load Controlling at Emirates Aviation College and also has expertise in business intelligence analysis and health, safety and environmental management. In his new role, Mr Sowah is expected to oversee the company’s day-to-day operations, including oil and gas importation and distribution, financial management, staff supervision and regulatory compliance.

His experience across energy operations, business intelligence, commercial management, and safety-related disciplines provides a broad perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing modern energy businesses. His professional outlook emphasises safety, accountability, operational discipline and data-driven decision-making. Reacting to his appointment, Mr Adjetey Sowah said, “My focus is on promoting operational excellence, strengthening business relationships and identifying opportunities for sustainable growth.

He added that effective leadership must be supported by accountability, continuous improvement and practical industry knowledge to achieve lasting business results. Mr Adjetey Sowah’s responsibilities will also include developing business opportunities, managing relationships with customers and suppliers, and reporting to the Board on operational and financial performance.

His appointment includes translating the company’s business objectives into measurable results while ensuring sound management and compliance with applicable industry requirements. The appointment was confirmed by the Board of Directors, with Board Chairman George N. Owodo and Board Secretary Anette Adjavon signing the appointment letter on behalf of the company.

Company’s profile Genkas Energy Ltd is a limited liability company operating in the oil and gas sector, with business interests in the trading of energy materials, energy resources, and renewable energy products and solutions. The company aims to serve the energy needs of businesses, industries, institutions, and other commercial clients through reliable sourcing, trading, and the development of strategic business relationships.

Genkas Energy Ltd says it is committed to professionalism, integrity, innovation, and sustainable development, and seeks to identify opportunities across the conventional energy industry and the growing renewable energy market. The company seeks to build lasting partnerships, advance the energy sector, and become a reputable, trusted energy company recognised for excellence in energy trading, oil and gas, and renewable energy solutions across Ghana and international markets.

Its mission is to provide reliable energy resources and trading solutions through professional service delivery, strategic partnerships, responsible business practices, and a commitment to sustainable energy development.

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