Libra Group Veteran Camilo Patrignani Promoted to Head of Infrastructure

Libra Group announced Camilo Patrignani's promotion to Head of Infrastructure. Previously Executive Vice President of Energy, Patrignani will now oversee the Group’s three renewable energy subsidiaries, which together manage in excess of 10 gigawatts (GW) of projects owned, developed, or pending development across 12 countries, including solar, wind, battery storage, and waste-to-energy.

With operations in North America, Latin America, and Europe, Libra Group’s renewable energy subsidiaries work with multiple governments and employ close to 175 professionals. These experts develop, finance, and operate clean energy projects that deliver environmental and social benefits. In addition to overseeing Libra Group’s global renewable energy portfolio, Camilo’s remit will also include oversight of the Group’s growing portfolio of sustainable critical minerals for use in North America.  

Since joining Libra Group in 2008, Camilo has played a crucial role in shaping Libra Group’s renewable energy operations, holding senior leadership roles at the parent company as well as at its subsidiaries. Before joining Libra Group as Executive Vice President of Energy, Camilo served as founding CEO of Greenwood Energy, Libra Group’s Latin American renewable energy subsidiary, and later as CEO of Greenwood Sustainable Infrastructure, Libra Group’s North American renewable energy subsidiary. Before joining Libra Group, Camilo was a vice president at Fortress Investment Group, after serving as a director at UBS Investment Bank. He holds an MBA from The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

“Camilo has been instrumental in growing Libra Group’s renewable energy portfolio, including overseeing innovative partnerships of our subsidiaries with Indigenous peoples, including Greenwood Sustainable Infrastructure’s collaboration with the Ocean Man First Nation on the 132 MW Iyuhána Solar Project and Greenwood Energy’s partnership on the 150 MW TERRA Initiative solar project with the Arhuaco Indigenous tribe of Colombia. We are proud of Camilo’s journey within Libra Group, which reflects our ethos of empowering our people to grow and take on new challenges,” said Libra Group CEO Manos Kouligkas.

“I am both honored and grateful to be taking on an enhanced role as Libra Group and its three renewable energy subsidiaries continue to seek out innovative partnerships and projects to support renewable energy worldwide,” said Camilo Patrignani. “Libra Group has been at the forefront of this sector and investing in renewable energy for nearly two decades. I look forward to continuing to support Libra Group’s mission and working with a seasoned team of energy professionals across our subsidiaries.”

Libra Group has continued to expand its global energy holdings through its three renewable energy subsidiaries. These include EuroEnergy, a pan-European renewable energy company with over 159 projects completed and a footprint that includes Greece, Romania, Croatia, Poland, and Latvia; GSI, the Group’s North American renewable energy subsidiary with over 100 projects currently under development in the U.S. and Canada, and 71 completed projects; and Greenwood Energy, the Group’s Latin American renewable energy subsidiary with over 50 projects completed and under construction across Colombia, Panama, and the Dominican Republic. In 2022, the Group first invested in critical minerals with a U.S. company developing a sustainable supply chain for rare earth minerals.

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