Early Power LTD Appoints Louis Josiah as General Manager

Ghana power project strengthens leadership with seasoned finance and energy  infrastructure executive

Accra, Ghana (November 28, 2025) – Early Power LTD, the  company responsible for developing and operating the Bridge Power Project in Ghana, is pleased to announce the 

appointment of Louis Josiah as General Manager, effective December 6, 2025.

Mr. Josiah has served as Chief Financial Officer for Early Power LTD since 2019 and has been instrumental in the development of the Bridge Power Project since its inception. The project, currently 200MW and being developed in a  second stage to reach 500MW, has been developed by Endeavor Energy, General Electric, and Andaris Energy and represents a critical investment in Ghana’s energy infrastructure.

Mr. Josiah brings over 25 years of extensive senior-level experience in business development  and finance across energy infrastructure, including power generation and fuel storage. He is  highly experienced in structuring and negotiating project finance transactions and developing  financing solutions within the dynamic African market.

Before joining Early Power, Mr. Josiah served as Business Development Director for The  Quantum Group Limited, where he headed activities across various sectors and led negotiations  on several power deals. His previous experience includes key roles at Linkstar Communications  Limited, DHL Ghana Limited, and Coopers & Lybrand Ghana.

“Louis’s deep understanding of the Bridge Power Project, combined with his extensive  experience in energy infrastructure and project finance, positions him exceptionally well to lead  Early Power LTD through its next phase of operations and growth,” said Erik Granskog, CEO of  Endeavor Energy. “His tenure as Chief Financial Officer has been an integral part of our  success, and we are confident in his ability to drive continued excellence.”

Louis Josiah, General Manager of Early Power LTD, commented: “I am honored to take on this  expanded role at such an important time for Early Power and the Bridge Power Project. Having  been involved since inception, I understand both the complexities and the tremendous potential  of what we’ve built. I look forward to working with our teams and partners to ensure we continue delivering reliable power that supports Ghana’s economic development.”