EMOV is an independent international energy company set up to acquire and operate energy assets in three target geographies: central Europe, the Caspian region and Latin America. We have an operating subsidiary in central Europe that manages (i) a carbon capture and storage business, (ii) an oil and gas production business and (ii) a midstream infrastructure business. EMOV has also originated opportunities in the Caspian region and Latin America where the team has operating experience and an active network.
We target acquisition opportunities where we can apply proven technologies and build effective partnerships to generate sustainable cash flows. We invest in markets we know and understand, where risks can be actively managed.
EMOV believes that competition, transparency and fair play are critical elements of value creation for stakeholders in any business. Our core value is integrity which we apply to all of our corporate activities and relationships.
EMOV is led by an experienced international team with a track record of delivering operational and commercial results in complex markets.
EMOV draws upon an extensive network of partners and specialist resources to ensure that we have the best team in place for each opportunity that we evaluate and each project that we manage.
One of these partners is Rose & Associates, an international energy advisory firm specialising in risk analysis, technical evaluation and operational execution. Rose & Associates – led by Peter Carragher – is an EMOV shareholder and provides EMOV with world-class technical and operational expertise.
Jeremy is an international energy executive with a successful track record of acquiring and leading businesses in complex markets. Jeremy is highly skilled at aligning stakeholder objectives, building high-performance teams and creating effective partnerships.
Prior to founding EMOV, Jeremy was the CEO of Nobel Upstream, an independent oil and gas company based in London. Under his leadership, Nobel Upstream acquired and developed a portfolio of upstream oil and gas assets in the US Permian Basin, the UK North Sea and the Caspian region. He recruited a leadership team to manage these assets and developed partnerships with international oil companies, state oil companies and host governments.
Jeremy also spent 13 years at BP where he held management roles in Upstream Technology Ventures, Investor Relations, Exploration, Air BP and BP’s Russia business. During this time, he served on the boards of BP joint ventures in Spain, Georgia, Greece, Turkey, Italy, Russia and Romania.
Jeremy holds a dual-major BA from Indiana University as well as an MS in Business Administration from Stanford University.
With three decades of international energy industry experience, Tim has a track-record of delivering results in complex regional leadership roles as well as in corporate finance and commercial roles.
At ConocoPhillips, Tim held management roles in both Upstream and Refining and Marketing and specialised in business development, investment analysis and multi-stakeholder negotiations.
Tim served as President of ConocoPhillips Angola and ConocoPhillips Poland where he was charged with successfully resolving all remaining work programmes and obligations with the respective governments and partners to wind down these regional business units. In his last assignment at ConocoPhillips, Tim was Global Pensions Manager and successfully negotiated the transfer of a multi-billion dollar pension obligation and the implementation of a liability-driven investment strategy in the US and UK.
Tim holds an MS and a BBA in finance from Texas Tech University.
Michael Pekowsky has more than thirty years of experience in private equity and global business law.
He spent 14 years at Fidelity Investments and was responsible for managing the legal affairs of the international portfolio companies of Devonshire Investors, Fidelity’s private equity division. His responsibilities included advising on complex business transactions such as acquisitions, divestitures, partnerships and joint ventures; corporate governance and compliance; litigation management and employment matters.
Earlier in his career, Michael was a member of Coudert Brothers’ corporate practice, specialising in investment in the states of the former Soviet Union. His role had a particular focus on joint ventures, project finance, privatisation, and natural resource projects. He has also worked as a senior attorney for subsidiaries of Sony Pictures Entertainment and IAC/InterActive Corp. overseeing transactions in Latin America, Asia, Europe and North Africa.
Michael holds a JD from the NYU School of Law, an MA in Music from Wesleyan University, and a BA in History and Music from Oberlin College. He has been admitted to the bar in New York, Massachusetts, the US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, and the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York.