With unrivalled industry experience, Adrian has enjoyed a career within the energy sector that currently spans over 30 years.
He is a leading figure within energy efficiency and has spearheaded the growth of the sector throughout his career. In 2010 he co-founded energy efficiency firm, Anesco Ltd, with COO Tim Payne. Under his leadership the company was ranked as number one in The Sunday Times Fast Track list two years in a row, as well as coming top of the newspaper’s Profit Track 100 in 2016.
Adrian retired from his role as CEO of Anesco in early 2016 and now holds several consultancy roles. He is delighted to take the part time role of chairman at InstaVolt.
Benjamin Bygott-Webb joined EQT Partners in 2019. He is a Managing Director and oversees EQT’s investments in InstaVolt and Covanta Europe.
Prior to joining EQT Partners, Ben was at Antin Infrastructure Partners working with Antin’s investments in Eurofiber, CityFibre and Westerleigh. Before that he worked at Rothschild focused on M&A transactions in Infrastructure, Power and Energy.
Delvin has spent 26 years in senior management roles in the energy service and energy efficiency sector, joining InstaVolt from eEnergy Group plc where he was the Managing Director of Energy Management.
During a highly successful seven-year term at eEnergy, Delvin managed a tremendous period of growth which saw the original business Utility Team, which he joined as CEO in 2016, grow from a small energy operator to the fifth largest in the UK. Delvin also led two buy outs, first to eEnergy in 2021 and, secondly, in January 2024, when he sold it out of eEnergy to DCC plc before joining InstaVolt as Chief Executive Officer in May 2024.
Max Seely joined EQT Partners in 2020 and is a Director based in London.
He has been involved in several EQT Infrastructure investments across Europe and North America in the energy and business services sectors: Encyclis, Statera, Constellation Cold Logistics and Eagle Railcar Services.
Prior to joining EQT Partners, Max worked in Investment Banking with Citigroup where he focused on advising UK listed clients.
Gebhard Littich is a Managing Director at EQT Partners, based in Munich, Germany. He joined the firm in 2017 and currently oversees EQT’s investment in Tion Renewables.
Gebhard focuses on infrastructure investments in the Renewables and Transport & Logistics sectors. He also leads EQT Infrastructure’s Transport & Logistics sector team in Europe. Prior to joining EQT, he worked at McKinsey & Company and in Investment Banking at Goldman Sachs.
Adam, a senior finance professional with over 20 years experience across high-growth organisations, joined InstaVolt as Chief Financial Officer in 2025. He brought with him a proven track record of financial leadership and strategic transformation.
Before joining InstaVolt, Adam was the CFO at Onecom – one of the UK’s leading providers of business telecoms, cloud communications and IT managed services. Over a 9-year period he played a pivotal role in scaling the company’s turnover from £60 million to over £200 million. His leadership was instrumental in delivering 12 strategic acquisitions and a successful exit to mid-market private equity firm LDC.
Adam’s earlier career includes 12 successful years at both Vauxhall Motors and Vodafone, where he held a variety of senior finance roles across their UK, Group and international operations.
Dorothy Thompson has extensive experience in the power and renewable energy sector, having held the position of CEO of one of Britain’s largest energy companies, Drax Group plc, for 12 years.
Dorothy’s previous roles span widely. In December 2022 she was appointed to the Board of Rotork plc as a Non-Executive Director and Chair designate. Rotork plc is a FTSE 250 engineering company. She became Chair in April 2023. Previously, Dorothy was a non-executive Director on the Court of the Bank of England for 8 years, and she is a non-executive director of the NYSE listed power management company, Eaton Corporation, a role she has held since 2016. In 2013, she was appointed a Commander of the British Empire and her considerable experience in the fields of business and energy will be utilised to inform InstaVolt’s continued growth.
Andrew Jones joined InstaVolt’s board in a non-executive capacity in 2022.
As the CEO of LondonMetric Property plc, which owns one of UK’s leading listed logistics warehousing platforms, and with previous experience as Executive Director and Head of Retail at British Land, Andrew’s experience serves InstaVolt with exceptional insight, supporting the expansion of the company’s charging infrastructure.
Retail and consumer goods specialist, Andy Higginson, joined InstaVolt’s board as a Non-Executive Director in 2022.
With more than 40 years in business spanning the retail and consumer goods sectors, former chair of Morrisons and former Financial Director at Tesco, Andy brings significant experience in working with industry titans. He will support InstaVolt on future challenges and opportunities faced, as the company grows.