Peter has an honours degree in Geology and is a Chartered Accountant. He has substantial business and commercial experience, having held a number of senior positions in both energy and consumer products industries, including being a member of the Executive Committee of the US listed company Coty Inc.

He currently holds a number of both Executive and Non-Executive Director positions, joining Guernsey Electricity Limited as a Non-Executive Director in 2018.

Gregor has a long career in financing renewable energy investment that ideally fits with GEL’s future requirements in the delivery of the electricity strategy. He is currently Chief Investment Officer at the National Infrastructure Fund within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. which invests in infrastructure projects in water, transportation, energy, digital and health sectors. Gregor is also the Chairman of the South East Asian Clean Energy Facility Investment Committee (IC) and IC member for Imfraimpact Asset Management SSA. Amongst other IC roles, he was previously a member of the IC of the European Fund for Strategic Investment at the European Investment Bank, Managing Director of the UK Green Investment Bank and CEO of Sterling Waterford Securities in South Africa after a career at Deloitte Consulting. 

Justin is well known locally as the previous CEO of Sure Guernsey for the last five years. Whilst in this position Justin was responsible for the £37.5m programme delivering fibre to all Guernsey premises, developing the business case, securing Government funding and building the team that are now delivering this major project. Justin started his career as an electronics engineer before becoming Commercial Director at Cable & Wireless and then Chief Digital Officer at Sure. His skills in the areas of customer and technology are ideally placed to assist GEL in embracing the energy transition, leveraging new technologies and enhancing our customer offering. Justin has a masters degree in Management through McGill University, Montreal, and holds a number of industry certifications in digital transformation. 

Tania worked for German engineering multinational company Siemens for over 18 years, including five years within its NW Europe Energy business, which focussed on the construction and installation of large-scale renewable energy and infrastructure projects. She currently sits on the boards of Thrive Renewables and the Private Development Infrastructure Group, London Energy and Oxford Policy Management, and has a comprehensive understanding of sustainable energy technologies and strong governance track record. Tania is the Chair of ViaNinos UK, a charity she established in the UK in 2009 that supports children in Ecuador.

Jo joined the Board as a Non-Executive Director in 2021. Prior to embarking on a career as a Non-Executive Director, Jo was an Audit Engagement Leader at PwC where she spent over 20 years working in the Channel Islands, UK and Canada. Jo also held a number of other leadership roles at PwC including Risk & Quality, Controls Assurance and Innovation & Technology. As a Non-Executive Director, Jo sits on the Board of a number of entities including Listed Renewables, Listed Equities, Private Equity, Debt, Hedge, Real Estate and Asset Managers. Jo is a qualified Chartered Accountant, holds the Institute of Directors’ Diploma in Company Direction and also holds an Honours degree in Accounting. Jo is the Chair of the Guernsey Investment & Fund Association Executive Committee and also sits on the Guernsey International Business Association Council.

Joanna has a long career in the energy industry initially working in the oil and gas sectors internationally in roles spanning oil and gas field development, national energy planning, economics, and business development. More recently she has focused on energy transition strategy and driving decarbonisation across all sectors of the economy, working with both private and public sectors. This deep knowledge of the energy transition was specifically gained from her time heading strategy and system modelling at the Energy Technologies Institute and Energy Systems Catapult (looking at the energy transition from a whole energy system, customer centric point of view). Joanna also has a good knowledge of the various market structures and mechanisms required to drive investment, and in her final executive role led Energy Transition for Shell UK, working across Shell’s wind, solar, hydrogen, energy trading, energy retail, EV charging, storage and biofuels businesses to facilitate growth. 

Alan became Managing Director (2010) then Chief Executive Officer (2015) having joined from Manx Gas, where he was Managing Director. He commenced his career with P&O Cruises as an Engineering Officer followed by 19 years in the oil and gas industry working for Mobil Oil/BP Oil and IEG. He has a degree in Electro-Mechanical Power Engineering and an MBA in Executive Leadership. Alan is a Chartered Electrical Engineer (MIET), a Chartered Mechanical Engineer (FIMechE), has qualifications in risk and safety management (IIRSM) and is also a member of the Institute of Asset Management. Alan is also a Director of CIEG, JLEN Environmental Assets Group, Alderney Electricity and a Board Adviser to Guernsey Water.

Matt was appointed to the Board in 2023 bringing over 25 years’ senior management experience in the delivery of essential, front-line services across a range of operational sectors. He holds an MBA from Manchester Alliance Business School in addition to BSc (Hons) and MSc (Eng) degrees. A qualified project and programme manager, Matt has delivered a range of built and technology assets at SRO level across the course of his career. He holds IoD membership and has been a member of the Guernsey Waste Board for several years.

Karl was appointed to the Board in 2021 and has over 35 years’ experience with Guernsey Electricity in multi-disciplinary roles covering financial, regulatory and engineering functions.  Karl is a dual qualified Chartered Accountant (FCA) and Chartered Electrical Engineer (MIET).  Karl is also a Director of CIEG.