International Energy Development Group

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http://iedginc.com/

Accra, Ghana – International Energy Development Group (IEDG Ghana Limited) officially procured its Certificate of Incorporation and its Certificate to Commence Business from the Republic of Ghana in January 2015.
Procuring these certifications enables IEDG Ghana Limited to more forward with its goals of bring stable power to the Ghanian government and its people.


International Energy Development Group (IEDG) is a global energy project development firm that specializes in all aspects of launching, facilitating, and completing commercial and utility-scale solar and thermal energy projects worldwide. With significant industry experience in stewarding large-scale energy development projects from initial discussions with government bodies, suppliers, and production resources all the way through plant startup, IEDG has the focus, expertise, and relationships to manage energy development projects of all sizes and magnitudes.
IEDG executives have long-standing track records of developing solar energy and thermal energy plants, stations, parks, and facilities in Africa and Latin America. Our commitment to bringing electricity to those in need has helped us gain much-valued respect with governments and their respective leaders and citizens.
IEDG is focused on bringing stable energy to under-served populations, and we fully understand the logistical intricacies involved in developing energy. Although our years of experience in managing large-scale development projects is certainly important, we firmly believe that our focus on building relationships with government decision makers, regulatory bodies, raw materials suppliers, technology vendors, engineering firms, and downstream labor forces sets us apart from our competitors.

Global Expertise

IEDG team members have worked on energy development projects in:
  • the United States
  • Bolivia
  • Canada
  • the Dominican Republic
  • Ghana
  • Mexico
USA: +1.610.389.8642
Ghana: +233 (0) 50.455.5400

Contact Us via Mail

International Energy Development Group
102 Fairview Lane, Suite 100
Landenberg, PA 19350 USA
I they claim erxperties in thermal (energy from lava and undergound natural heat) and in Solar energy. No waste management expertise I can find. I can find  no working plants they have built
James Brown has been with IEDG 3 years as CEO, he ius really a general contractor. They have one phone number in PA, and another in Ghana. Linkedin PRofile

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