Giancarlo Lanfranchi

Longyuan Mulilo De Aar Wind Power (Pty) Ltd. is a South African renewable energy company. The private company is based in an unspecified location and has subsidiaries in South Africa. The company's name, Mulilo, means fire in an unspecified language, and the company believes that all renewable energy has its genesis in the fire that is our sun. The company was founded by Christopher David Aberdein and John Hamilton Cullum, with John Hamilton Cullum serving as the CEO since incorporation.

Part of BioTherm Energy (Pty) Ltd., Mulilo Sonnedix Prieska PV (RF) (Pty) Ltd. is a renewable energy company based in Mowbray, South Africa. Mulilo's vision is to protect the environment, improve the lives of all South Africans, and grow shareholder value. The South African company has a proven track record in wind and solar PV projects and has been awarded 910 MW projects to date. Mulilo conducts its business in an ethical and environmentally sound manner and is committed to sustainable development in the communities in which it operates. Mulilo has been a leading competitor in the REIPPPP program since its inception, with two solar PV projects under round 1, two solar PV projects and two wind projects under round 3 all operational. Mulilo's success has continued with two major projects awarded under RMIPPPP and another for round 5. Mulilo believes in the unlimited potential of people and offers bursaries to students. The company was founded in 2008, and the CEO is John Hamilton Cullum. Recently, Mulilo Energy Holdings was acquired by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners through its new markets fund I.

Mulilo Energy Holdings Pty Ltd. operates as renewable energy industry. The company is headquartered in Mowbray, South Africa.

Part of BioTherm Energy (Pty) Ltd., Mulilo Sonnedix Prieska PV (RF) (Pty) Ltd. is a renewable energy company based in Mowbray, South Africa. Mulilo's vision is to protect the environment, improve the lives of all South Africans, and grow shareholder value. The South African company has a proven track record in wind and solar PV projects and has been awarded 910 MW projects to date. Mulilo conducts its business in an ethical and environmentally sound manner and is committed to sustainable development in the communities in which it operates. Mulilo has been a leading competitor in the REIPPPP program since its inception, with two solar PV projects under round 1, two solar PV projects and two wind projects under round 3 all operational. Mulilo's success has continued with two major projects awarded under RMIPPPP and another for round 5. Mulilo believes in the unlimited potential of people and offers bursaries to students. The company was founded in 2008, and the CEO is John Hamilton Cullum. Recently, Mulilo Energy Holdings was acquired by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners through its new markets fund I.

Longyuan Mulilo De Aar Wind Power (Pty) Ltd. is a South African renewable energy company. The private company is based in an unspecified location and has subsidiaries in South Africa. The company's name, Mulilo, means fire in an unspecified language, and the company believes that all renewable energy has its genesis in the fire that is our sun. The company was founded by Christopher David Aberdein and John Hamilton Cullum, with John Hamilton Cullum serving as the CEO since incorporation.

Mulilo Energy Holdings Pty Ltd. operates as renewable energy industry. The company is headquartered in Mowbray, South Africa.

Longyuan Mulilo De Aar Wind Power (Pty) Ltd. is a South African renewable energy company. The private company is based in an unspecified location and has subsidiaries in South Africa. The company's name, Mulilo, means fire in an unspecified language, and the company believes that all renewable energy has its genesis in the fire that is our sun. The company was founded by Christopher David Aberdein and John Hamilton Cullum, with John Hamilton Cullum serving as the CEO since incorporation.

Mulilo Energy Holdings Pty Ltd. operates as renewable energy industry. The company is headquartered in Mowbray, South Africa.