
WIGTON ENERGY
Industry-Ready Energy that Builds Business
ABOUT WIGTON
Leading the Region in Energy Infrastructure
Wigton Energy is driving innovation in Jamaica’s energy landscape. As the nation’s leading wind power provider, we’re advancing reliable solutions that strengthen industries and support long-term growth.
20+
Years of Experience
64.85
MW
Installed Capacity
122.5
K
Tonnes of Carbon Offset Per Year
WHY CHOOSE WIGTON
Backed by Experience. Built to Scale.
Publicly Traded with Financing Options
As a publicly listed company on the Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE), we offer transparency, accountability and a strong governance structure to our stakeholders. Our status enables us to provide flexible financing solutions, including lease and power purchase agreements (PPAs), making renewable energy accessible to a broader range of clients.
Pioneers in Renewable Energy
We have been at the forefront of Jamaica’s renewable energy sector since 2004. Operating the largest wind energy facility in the English-speaking Caribbean, with a 62.7 MW capacity in Rose Hill, Manchester. Our experience and expertise ensure reliable and efficient energy solutions.
Jamaica’s Largest Solar & Leading Renewable Energy Provider
With our 49.83 MW Clarendon solar project and Phase I wind-to-solar repowering, Wigton is set to be the largest combined solar facility and the top renewable energy provider in Jamaica, driving efficiency, cost savings, and a sustainable energy future.
Comprehensive Renewable Energy Solutions
Beyond wind, we have expanded our portfolio to solar and battery energy storage systems (BESS). Our integrated approach allows us to provide tailored solutions that meet the diverse needs of our clients.
Commitment to Sustainability and Community Development
Wigton Energy is dedicated to sustainable development and community engagement. We invest in training and capacity-building initiatives, such as the Renewable Energy Laboratory at our facility, to foster local expertise and support the growth of the renewable energy sector.
MISSION, VISION, VALUES
The Principle Behind Our Power
Our Mission
We champion the transition to clean energy across the Caribbean, delivering accessible, reliable, and sustainable clean power solutions that empower communities and secure a resilient future for the region.
Our Vision
To be the driving force in the transition to clean energy, built on principles of sustainability and trust.
Core Values
Accountability
Wigton is transparent, accountable and committed to always acting in the best interest of all its stakeholders.
Respect and Teamwork
Wigton strongly believes that as a team, the company achieves more. Our culture is built on driving positive behaviours and demonstrating mutual respect.
Integrity
Wigton directors, leaders, and team members demonstrate sound ethical and moral principles, which serve as the foundation for the company’s responsible actions, strong relationships, and trust.
Safety First
Wigton firmly believes that a successful company must have an excellent safety programme and record. At Wigton, safety is paramount and integral in day-to-day activities.
Environmentally Responsible
Wigton maintains a 100% clean energy wind energy generation facility. All operations of the organisation seek to preserve the environment and alleviate the effects of climate change.
HISTORY
From Wind to Wider Possibilities
Wigton Energy Limited (formerly Wigton Windfarm Limited) was incorporated in April 2000 in Jamaica. The company was originally a wholly owned subsidiary of the Petroleum Corporation of Jamaica but was fully divested from the Government of Jamaica in April 2019 and listed on the Jamaica Stock Exchange main market. The company now operates as a fully private company.
The company’s strategic positioning is to offer utility scale solutions as well as large scale commercial solutions with a focus on clean, renewable energy technologies. While headquartered in Jamaica, the company seeks to expand it’s operations to regional projects with strategic partnerships.
Our leaders
Leading The Future of Sustainability

Mr. Dan Theoc
CHAIRMAN
Mr. Theoc is a Chartered Accountant licensed by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of England and Wales and is the holder of a Master of Business Administration (Finance) Degree from the University of Manchester.
Mr. Theoc is currently Senior Vice President of Investment Banking at Mayberry Investments Limited and prides himself in being an energy and finance expert with a strong focus on promoting the growth and development of the Jamaican economy.
He is currently also a Director of MCS Group Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Jamaica National Group Limited.

Mr. Omar Azan
CHAIRMAN: NOMINATIONS, COMPENSATION AND HUMAN RESOURCE COMMITTEE
Mr. Azan, an entrepreneur for over thirty (30) years, is the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Boss Furniture Company Limited, a leading manufacturing company.
He is a lifetime member of the Jamaica Manufacturers’ Association and currently also serves on the Boards of the Jamaica Broilers Group Limited, Inter-American Development Bank Civil Society, Phoenix Printery Limited and EdgeChem Jamaica Limited as a Director and Island Car Rentals Limited and the Jamaica Productivity Advisory Board as Chairman.

Mrs. Camille Facey, CD
DIRECTOR
Mrs. Facey is a Partner at the law firm FaceyLaw where her practice is focused on company law, real estate, trusts and estates, telecommunications, governance and corporate compliance. She also conducts board evaluations and delivers corporate law and governance training.
Prior to FaceyLaw she was Regional VP at Cable & Wireless (C&W) responsible for Legal, Regulatory & Public Policy in the Northern Caribbean. Before C&W she spent eighteen (18) years in publicly traded companies in the financial sector holding positions such as Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Company Secretary.
Mrs. Facey is the Chair of the PSOJ Corporate Governance Committee and was responsible for the development of the 2021 Jamaica Corporate Governance Code and the PSOJ Governance Handbook & Toolkit in 2024.
She is currently also a director of the ICT Authority and the Caribbean Corporate Governance Institute.
In 2025 she was conferred with the Order of Distinction in the rank of Commander for her contribution to Law and Corporate Governance.

Mr. Joseph Issa, CD
DIRECTOR
Mr. Issa is the owner of the business branded COOL which took roots in 1995 when he opened the Cool Oasis gas station in St Ann’s Bay on Jamaica’s north coast. He has subsequently grown this business into the largest indigenous distribution chain of petroleum products on the island and diversified along the way.
In 2003, he moved to capitalize on the deregulation of the Jamaican telecommunications industry by selling pre-paid electronic Cool Cards for Digicel and Cable & Wireless. At present, he presides over a group of more than fifty (50) companies with a turnover in excess of $500 million whose interests range from clothing and hospitality to recycling and mining to Cool Loans, the first and only microfinance institution in Jamaica offering non-collateralized, 24-hour loans.
A former Chamber of Commerce president and a philanthropist behind several charitable
organizations, Mr. Issa is very much a pillar of the Jamaican community. He has also repeatedly demonstrated a flair for making a financial success out of projects that have the potential to improve the quality of Jamaican life.
He is currently the Custos Rotulorum for the parish of St. Ann.

Mr. Hugh Johnson
DIRECTOR
Mr. Johnson is a certified automotive engineer who spent several years working in the field of motor vehicle assessment before embarking on a career in agriculture.
He is the immediate Past President of the Small Business Association of Jamaica, Vice President of The World Cocoa Farmers Organization and a founding member of the Jamaica Organic Agricultural Movement. He also serves as a Director of the Jamaica Business Development Corporation and is the Vice Prime Minister of the State of the African Diaspora.

Mrs. Mariame McIntosh Robinson
CHAIRPERSON: FINANCE AND INVESTMENT COMMITTEE
Mrs. Robinson is a global financial services leader with over twenty (25) years of experience as a P&L leader, investor, board member and advisor to leading companies in the USA and the Caribbean. She is currently the Founder and Managing Director of Global Triangle Advisors, a strategy, leadership and business transformation advisory firm serving the USA and Caribbean.
She is an NACD Certified Director from the National Association of Corporate Directors in the USA and holds a Certificate in Risk Governance from the DCRO Risk Governance Institute, with expertise in board leadership, risk oversight and corporate governance best practices. She currently serves on several Boards of publicly listed and private companies in regulated sectors in North America and the Caribbean ranging in profit up to US$1.3B, including Parkland Corporation (TSX:PKI), Wigton Energy Limited (JSE:WIG), Digicel Group, JN Bank, Sygnus Capital Limited and Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility.
Mrs. Robinson is the former Division Head, Digital Assets and President at a Houston-based fintech firm, Qenta Inc, and former President & CEO of First Global Bank in Jamaica where she led the Bank’s successful transformation and strategic pursuit of financial inclusion. She also held leadership roles at McKinsey, Bain, and Portland Private Equity.
Mrs. Robinson earned a BSc. in Electrical Engineering from MIT, an MBA from Harvard Business School, and a M.Phil. in Economics from Oxford University where she attended as a Rhodes Scholar.

Mr. Horace Messado
DIRECTOR
Mr. Messado is a Chartered Accountant with over twenty-five (25) years of experience in various financial disciplines. He holds an MBA in Finance from the University of Manchester and has developed broad expertise in accounting, corporate finance, enterprise risk management, contract negotiation, regulatory economics, tariff design, business development, and strategic planning. His extensive career includes more than a decade in executive roles, where he has refined his skills and emerged as a multifaceted leader adept at navigating complex financial landscapes.
Horace began his career at KPMG and Ernst & Young Services Limited, gaining valuable experience in the industry. He has subsequently held senior positions such as Financial Controller and Director of Corporate Finance at Jamaica Public Service Company Limited and Group Financial Controller at MaruEnergy Caribbean Limited. His leadership extended beyond these roles as he served as Trustee and Chairman of the Investment Committee for one of Jamaica’s largest pension funds, demonstrating his proficiency in overseeing significant financial assets and strategic investments.
He is a member of the Board of Directors of several other companies in Jamaica including the following public companies: Sygnus Real Estate Finance Limited, for which he is the Chairman, and Sygnus Credit Investments Limited.

Mrs. Allison Philbert
CHAIRPERSON: AUDIT AND RISK COMMITTEE
As a technology leader for over twenty (20) years, Mrs. Allison Philbert is a trusted and experienced C-suite executive working with Fortune 20 and global companies.
Mrs. Philbert has a wealth of experience leading and advising companies on technology innovation and business transformation. She has led a multi-billion-dollar P&L and has created and launched new business initiatives and portfolios in developing markets. Currently, Mrs. Philbert is an independent technology consultant supporting businesses in their transition to digital capabilities across a variety of industries. She also acts as an executive coach and advisor. Prior to this she was the CEO of Digicel Jamaica.
She holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering and a Master of Science in Telecommunications and Computers from The George Washington University as well as, a Master of Business Administration from Georgetown University.

Mrs. Jacqueline Stewart Lechler, CD
DIRECTOR
Mrs. Stewart Lechler is the Managing Director of the Stewart’s Automotive Group of Companies. She has over thirty-five (35) years of experience in the automotive industry and in the fields of Accounting, Sales, Marketing, and Human Resources.
She sits on several other boards, including the Island Traffic Authority and the Jamaica Promotions Corporation.

Mr. Tito Sanjurjo
DIRECTOR
Mr. Sanjurjo is an industrial engineer with over fifty (50) years of experience in the energy sector, beginning his career with Georgia Power Company in 1980 in Atlanta, USA and went on to hold key leadership roles across Latin America, including CEO of EDELNOR in Chile and EGE Haina in the Dominican Republic. Throughout his career, Mr. Sanjurjo led major acquisitions, infrastructure projects, and bond issuances, playing a pivotal role in expanding access to energy and introducing renewable generation in the region.
After senior roles at Reliant, Globeleq, IC Power, and InterEnergy Holdings, Mr. Sanjurjo now serves as President of Energy Advisors LLC, an energy consulting firm based on Florida, USA.
He is a graduate of the Georgia Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering and holds an MBA from Georgia State University.

Mr. Gary Barrow, CD
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Gary has over thirty (30) years’ experience in the telecommunications and electricity industries in the region. In addition to his business experience, he has a multi-disciplinary background in Engineering, Finance, Technology, Innovation, Business Transformation, Process Re-Engineering, Governance and People Management. Prior to joining Wigton, Gary served as Chief Operating Officer at the Jamaica Public Service Company Limited where he led enterprise-wide strategic planning and executed some of the game-changing projects in their digital transformation and other business innovations.
Gary holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, a Master of Business Administration and has completed global leadership development programmes with INSEAD in France, United Kingdom, China, Spain and USA.

Ms. Michelle Chin Lenn
DEPUTY CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Michelle is an engineer who holds a Bachelor of Science (Hons.) Degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Waterloo, Canada and a Master of Science Degree in Engineering Management from Florida International University.
Michelle is currently responsible for Wigton’s project diversification, scoping and planning activities.
She is a Director on the Boards of Flash Holdings Limited and Flash Motors Company Limited.

Ms. Shaneek Clacken
LEGAL OFFICER AND COMPANY SECRETARY
Shaneek is an Attorney-at-Law who holds a Bachelor of Laws (Hons.) from the University of Technology, Jamaica and Legal Education Certificate from the Norman Manley Law School.
Shaneek is a member of the Jamaican Bar Association.

Mr. Norman Naar
CHIEF COMMERCIAL OFFICER
Norman is a global business development leader with extensive experience in both public and private sector entities in the areas of strategic planning and development, business development, sales, marketing, operations, information technology and project management.
Norman has served as Director of Business Solutions at Cable & Wireless Jamaica for five (5) years, Group Head of Market Sales for the Caribbean and Central America at Digicel Group Limited for three (3) years and more recently as the Vice President, Investments and Linkages at the Jamaica Promotions Corporation for four (4) years.
He holds a Master of Business Administration (Hons.) in Finance from the University of Wales & Manchester Business School, a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science & Physics (Hons.) from the University of the West Indies, Mona and is a certified Project Management Professional through the Project Management Institute.

Mrs. Shaun Treasure
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
Shaun is a Chartered Accountant designated by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Jamaica with more than twenty-six (26) years of experience in Accounting and Auditing.
Shaun is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Jamaica.






