Founders
Surender Singh has about 30 years’ experience in infrastructure development, financing and restructuring and banking at AES, Infraco Asia, Merill Lynch and Industrial Development Bank of India.
Previously Mr Singh was with AES Corporation, a global power company, from 1999 to 2008 and was based in South and South East Asia, the Middle East and China. His last assignment was as Managing Director for Business Development based in Singapore during which time he originated the 1,200 MW Mong Duong project in Vietnam. From 2003 to 2005 he was the VP and Director of AES China Generating Co. where he successfully led the financial and operational restructuring of seven power plants with an aggregate capacity of over 2,400 MW. Prior to that he led the development and financial closing of a 427 MW /30 MGD power and water project in Oman and restructured a 420 MW coal power project in India as its Managing Director.
Prior to AES, Mr Singh was a Vice President at DSP Merrill Lynch in India heading its power, oil & gas and telecom practices, successfully originating and completing several transactions. Before that he was with Industrial Development Bank of India and worked on a number of project and corporate finance transactions.
He holds a Master of Business Administration from Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad and Bachelor of Science from Kurukshetra University in India. He also attended the senior management program at Darden School, University of Virginia, USA.
Matthew Bartley has over 20 years of experience in the development, financing, construction, acquisition and sale of power generation, renewable energy and other energy assets. Matthew co-founded Nexif Energy (www.nexifenergy.com), an independent power and renewable energy producer for which he is Managing Director. Nexif Energy has grown rapidly since it was founded with interests in power generation and renewable energy projects throughout Southeast Asia and Australia. In December 2022, Nexif Energy joint ventured with Ratch Group of Thailand to form NEXIF RATCH Energy to accelerate the implementation for its strong growth pipeline.
Matthew Bartley co-founded Nexif Energy after working from 1997 to 2011 with AES Corporation, a Fortune 500 global power company comprising power generation, distribution and renewable energy businesses. At AES Matthew led the successful completion of several key projects in Southeast Asia, South Asia, the Middle East, Europe, the United States and Australia. Mr. Bartley as President of AES Philippines was responsible for and led the acquisition, refurbishment and financing of the 600MW Masinloc Power Project in the Philippines in 2008, and was responsible for and led the sale of AES’s interests in its electricity generation and water desalination projects in Oman, Qatar and Pakistan, which represented over 1900MW of power generation and 60 MIGD of desalinated water production capacity. Other projects include leading the development and financing of a 670MW power project in Eastern Europe and acquisition of 950MW of gas fired power plants in Australia.
Mr. Matthew Bartley holds a Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) from the Queensland University of Technology and graduated with honors in 1988.
Name: Doha North Sewage Treatment Works Type: Wastewater and sludge treatment Size: 439,000 cubic meter per day Location: Doha, Qatar […]
Name: Ras Laffan Type: Gas fired combined cycle power plant and desalination facility Size: 756 MW (power generation); 40 million […]
Name: Lal Pir and Pak Gen Type: Oil fired power plants Size: 362 MW (Lal Pir) and 365 MW (Pak […]
Name: Gul Ahmed Wind and Metro Power Type: Wind power plant Size: 2×50 MW Location: Jhimpir, Sindh Province, Pakistan Offtaker: […]
Name: Barka Type: Integrated Water and Power Plant (IWPP); dual fuel – natural gas (main) and diesel (back up) Size: […]
Name: Mechanised Grain Mandi Type: Private agriculture market and storage facilities with modern, automated infrastructure Size: 1,000 metric tons per […]
Name: Saurashtra Wind farms Type: Wind power plant Size: 39.2 MW Location: Gujarat, India Offtaker: Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Limited […]
Name: Kelanitissa Type: Diesel fired power plant Size: 165 MW Location: Colombo, Sri Lanka Offtaker: Ceylon Electricity Board (Long term […]
Name: Kabeli A and Nyadi Type: Run-of-river hydro power plant Size: 37.6 MW (Kabeli A) and 30 MW (Nyadi) Location: […]
Name: Kadda Type: Gas-fired power plant Size: 220 MW Location: Gazipur, Bangladesh Offtaker: Bangladesh Power Development Board (Long term PPA) […]
Name: Odisha Power Generation Corporation Type: Coal fired plant Size: 420 MW Location: Odisha, India Offtaker: Odisha State Power Transmission […]
Name: Kotte Type: Waste-to-energy power plant Size: 10 MW Location: Kaduwala (near Colombo), Sri Lanka Offtaker: Ceylon Electricity Board (Long […]
Name: Coc San Type: Run-of-river hydro power plant Size: 30 MW Location: Dum River Valley, Lao Cai province, Vietnam Offtaker: […]
Name: Cambodia Salt Farm Project Type: Naturally evaporated sea-salt farming Location: Kampot province, Cambodia Sales: Primarily export markets of South […]
Name: Tuas Waste to Energy Plant Type: Waste-to-energy power plant Size: 22 MW Location: Singapore Offtake: Singapore National Electricity Market […]
Name: AES Chigen Type: Portfolio of power generation plants (gas, coal and hydro) Size: Nearly 1,000 MW (net owned capacity […]
Name: Masinloc Type: Coal fired power plant Size: 660 MW Location: Zambales province, Philippines Offtakers: Manila Electric Power Company, Lafarge […]
Name: Senoko Incineration Plant Type: Waste-to-energy power plant Size: 56 MW Location: Singapore Offtake: Singapore National Electricity Market Team member(s) […]
Name: AES Australian Portfolio (Mt Stuart, Newport and Jeeralang) Type: Gas and oil fired power plants Size: 288 MW (Mt […]
Name: Mong Duong Type: Coal fired power plant Size: 1,200 MW Location: Quang Ninh province, Vietnam Offtaker: Vietnam Electricity (EVN) […]
The Lincoln Gap Wind Farm will ultimately consist of 464MW of wind turbines. Construction started in 2017 and 35 turbines […]
Coc San is a run-of-the-river 30 MW hydro power project located in the Dum River Valley, a tributary of the […]
Gul Ahmed Wind Power Limited is an SPV incorporated to develop, own and operate a 50 MW wind farm in […]
Metro Power Company Limited is an SPV incorporated to develop, own and operate a 50 MW wind farm in Sindh, […]
Rural Energy Holdings Limited is an SPV incorporated to develop, own and operate a 200 MW (+/- 15%) dual fuel […]
The Rayong Co-Gen is a 98 MW Combined Cycle power project located near Rayong, Thailand, about 175 kilometers south of […]
In November 2017, Nexif Energy obtained a government approval to develop, construct and operate an 80 MW wind power project […]
Nexif Energy is developing a 154 MW gas turbine peaking power plant project located near Snapper Point at Outer Harbour […]
In December 2019, Nexif Energy acquired 94% of the equity of the Song Giang Hydropower JSC, a company that owns […]
Nexif Energy owns and is developing the Negros Solar PV solar renewable energy project located across Barangay Felisa, Bacolod City […]
Calabanga Solar is a 75 MWp solar PV project located in Barangay Bonot-Santa Rosa, Calabanga municipality, Camarines Sur, South Luzon, […]
Singapore Office (Headquarters)
1 Raffles Quay, #36-02 North Tower, Singapore 048583
Telephone: +65 6302 9120
Fax: +65 6302 9127
Email: info@nexif.com