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Assaad Razzouk
Chief Executive Officer at Gurīn Energy
Assaad W. Razzouk is the Chief Executive Officer of Gurīn Energy, a pan-Asia renewable energy business headquartered in Singapore.12 He is a Lebanese-British clean energy entrepreneur, podcaster, and commentator with a significant presence in the renewable energy sector.12
Professional Background
Razzouk co-founded Gurīn Energy in 2021, where he leads a team of approximately 50 people.4 In his role, he:
- Translates board strategy into business plans
- Directs and oversees execution through team management
- Leads origination, commercial negotiation, and investment decision-making
- Maintains relationships with the board, partners, and commercial advisors3
Prior to Gurīn Energy, Razzouk was the Chairman and CEO of Sindicatum Renewable Energy, a clean energy company focused on renewable energy in Asia.12
Expertise and Influence
Razzouk is known for his hands-on experience in clean energy and his role as a thought leader on climate change. He has:
- Several hundred thousand followers on social media platforms1
- Authored a book titled "Saving the Planet Without the Bullshit" published in 20222
- Hosts "The Angry Clean Energy Guy" podcast12
Education
Razzouk's educational background includes:
- A degree from Syracuse University (summa cum laude)
- An MBA from Columbia University in New York
- A Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Honoris Causa in Climate Change, Sustainable Development and International Cooperation from Teri University in India12
Board Memberships and Affiliations
Razzouk holds several positions in various organizations:
- Board member of ClientEarth, an environmental charity
- Advisory Board member of Eco-Business, a pan-Asia media organization
- Board member of EB Impact, a Singaporean non-profit
- Member of the International Council of the National University of Singapore Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine12
Assaad Razzouk's LinkedIn username is assaadrazzouk, as confirmed by the query.5
Highlights
Indonesia on the move: Its electricity monopoly moves to retire 2,396 diesel generators across 741 locations
Will replace them with solar + storage and micro-hydro, slashing 200,000 barrels of oil imports/ day Saves $2b in avoided oil imports every single year
Burning expensive, imported oil to provide power to islands is a national security suicide note. Indonesia is finally starting to read the manual: The sun is free, local, and doesn't require a carrier strike group to protect its "supply chain"
If your energy arrives on a boat, you aren’t a sovereign state. Indonesia, Pakistan, India are showing the way out
https://t.co/ijprOw0nyU

A 93% spike isn’t a ‘trend’ - it’s a stick-up. Gas is a ransom. Carbon is a conflict mineral. Fossil fuels are war. Renewables are the only real declaration of independence.
Stop being vassal states. Move decisively to cut the cord. https://t.co/lNcnSTkITZ

