Field notes from Africa, Europe and the USA.

The perspective behind the publication

Chris Mbori’s energy journey has taken him across Africa, Europe and the USA, bringing together the perspectives of an entrepreneur, trainer and hands-on practitioner. He holds 10 certifications from the Association of Energy Engineers and continues to lead Eenovators Limited while working with Aim Dynamics in Colorado. Through EnergyzedWorld, his independent blog, Chris shares personal views, best practices and first-hand lessons from the projects, people and places shaping his experience of the energy world.

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Recognition and experience

Chris holds 10 certifications from the Association of Energy Engineers, including Certified Energy Manager (CEM), Certified Energy Auditor (CEA) and Certified Measurement & Verification Professional (CMVP) credentials. The CEM, CEA and CMVP certificates reviewed for this profile are valid through December 2027.

Chris received AEE’s 2016 Young Energy Professional of the Year award for Sub-Saharan Africa and was included in Business Daily’s 2018 Top 40 Under 40 Men in Kenya. YEEP, an Eenovators initiative, received AEE’s 2023 international Innovative Energy Project of the Year award. See the full record and sources.

What we cover

An independent practitioner’s perspective

EnergyzedWorld is Chris Mbori’s independent blog. The views shared here are personal, drawn from his work as an entrepreneur, trainer and hands-on energy practitioner.

Chris continues to lead Eenovators Limited and works with Aim Dynamics in Colorado. These professional experiences inform his writing; the views expressed here are his own.

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