NamPower Executive and Leadership Team

Clara-Boa Mutota, the Chief Executive Officer at NamPower, directs the overarching strategic vision for the generation, transmission, and energy trading operations within the Southern African Power Pool. By aligning corporate objectives with the energy demands of the African continent, the Chief Executive Officer ensures that the organization maintains a robust presence in the regional power market. Clara-Boa Mutota oversees the integration of bulk electricity supply chains, coordinating with Regional Electricity Distributors, mines, and local authorities to stabilize the national grid. This leadership role involves constant engagement with the Board to refine long-term energy policies and infrastructure investments. Through rigorous oversight of organizational performance, the Chief Executive Officer secures the operational integrity of the entire energy platform. Ultimately, Mutota drives the expansion of energy capacity to meet the growing industrial and domestic requirements across Namibia, fostering economic development through reliable power delivery.

Fillipus Ekandjo, the Deputy Chief Executive Officer at NamPower, manages the internal execution of strategic initiatives and cross-departmental alignment. Supporting the primary leadership, the Deputy Chief Executive Officer monitors the efficiency of energy transmission networks and the effectiveness of bulk supply agreements. Fillipus Ekandjo coordinates the daily activities of various operational units to ensure that the organization meets its performance targets within the Southern African Power Pool. This role involves bridging the gap between high-level policy decisions and ground-level technical implementation, particularly regarding the maintenance of critical energy infrastructure. By optimizing internal processes, the Deputy Chief Executive Officer enhances the reliability of electricity distribution to mines, farms, and local authorities. Ekandjo maintains a focus on operational excellence, ensuring that all internal systems support the broader mission of providing consistent energy access throughout the region while maintaining strict adherence to safety and regulatory standards.

Michael Gotore, the Chief Financial Officer at NamPower, architects the financial framework necessary for large-scale energy generation and transmission projects. Overseeing capital allocation, the Chief Financial Officer manages the fiscal health of the organization while navigating the complexities of energy trading within the Southern African Power Pool. Michael Gotore directs the budgeting processes for infrastructure development, ensuring that investments in power generation align with long-term revenue projections. This leadership role involves managing relationships with financial institutions and stakeholders to secure funding for critical energy assets. By implementing robust financial controls, the Chief Financial Officer mitigates risks associated with bulk electricity procurement and regional market fluctuations. Gotore ensures that the financial strategy supports the consistent supply of electricity to Regional Electricity Distributors and industrial clients. Ultimately, Gotore maintains the fiscal stability required to sustain the company's role as a primary energy provider on the African continent.

Fritz Jacobs, the Chief Operating Officer at NamPower, manages the technical performance and maintenance of the physical energy infrastructure. Overseeing the transmission network, the Chief Operating Officer ensures that the generation and distribution systems operate at peak efficiency to support the Southern African Power Pool. Fritz Jacobs directs the engineering teams responsible for the upkeep of power lines and substations, guaranteeing reliable electricity delivery to mines, farms, and local authorities. This role involves implementing advanced monitoring technologies to prevent grid failures and optimize energy flow across the national landscape. By coordinating with technical staff, the Chief Operating Officer maintains the operational readiness of all generation assets. Jacobs focuses on the physical reliability of the energy supply chain, ensuring that infrastructure investments translate into tangible service improvements. Through proactive maintenance strategies, Jacobs secures the long-term viability of the power grid, supporting the industrial and domestic energy needs of Namibia.

Iipinge Andreas, the Chief Revenue Officer at NamPower, drives the commercial strategy for bulk electricity sales and energy trading activities. Overseeing the revenue streams from Regional Electricity Distributors, mines, and local authorities, the Chief Revenue Officer ensures that the organization maximizes the value of its energy portfolio within the Southern African Power Pool. Iipinge Andreas negotiates complex supply contracts and monitors market pricing to optimize the financial returns of energy trading. This leadership role involves analyzing demand patterns to adjust supply strategies, ensuring that the company remains competitive in the regional energy market. By refining the billing and collection processes, the Chief Revenue Officer improves cash flow and financial predictability. Andreas collaborates with other C-suite leaders to align commercial goals with the overall generation capacity of the company. Ultimately, Andreas secures the revenue necessary to fund future infrastructure projects, ensuring the continued growth and stability of the national energy sector.