A project development company based in Washington, D.C., working on international projects in energy, infrastructure, strategic resources and the circular economy.
Intereco Energy LLC is an international project development company based in Washington, D.C. We develop and structure projects that need more than one partner to succeed. Our work sits between the four things every project needs: a viable project, the right technology, capital and access to markets.
We bring these together and organize the structure that lets technology partners, investors and buyers commit, from technology integration to investment facilitation and strategic partnerships. Engineering, construction and operation are delivered by specialized partners.
We work with project owners and sponsors, technology companies, investors, public institutions and governments.
Washington, D.C.
1717 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Suite 1025 Washington, DC 20006 United States
We take part in policy and institutional dialogue where it supports practical projects.
Selected engagement · Washington, D.C.
U.S.–Africa Strategic Cooperation
Intereco Energy participates in strategic dialogue connecting U.S., European and African stakeholders across energy, infrastructure, waste management and circular-economy development.
Closed-door roundtable held in connection with the United States Council on Global Development (USCGD).
EuropeUnited StatesAfrica
Upcoming · Washington, D.C.
Energy Summit 2026
Dr. Reuben Egolf of Intereco Energy is scheduled to participate as a featured speaker at the invitation-only Energy Summit hosted by The Gold Institute for International Strategy in Washington, D.C.
Date
October 27, 2026
Hosted by
The Gold Institute for International Strategy
Format
Invitation-only roundtable
Intereco Energy
Featured Speaker · Dr. Reuben Egolf
Hosts
Eli M. Gold, President, The Gold Institute for International Strategy
Peter Huessy, Senior Fellow, The Gold Institute
Topics
The intersection of energy policy and artificial intelligence
Critical-infrastructure security and great-power competition
How the midterm elections could reshape U.S. energy policy
03 · Project development
International project development
From Washington, D.C. we work with partners in the countries where our projects are. Our current work includes a maritime technology and industrialization initiative in Poland and the European Union, and strategic resource opportunities in Tanzania and Honduras. Earlier project development took us to São Tomé and Príncipe.
We identify the project, the people behind it and what it needs to move forward.
02 · Structure
Build the structure
We select technology and strategic partners and define roles, scope and the financing path.
03 · Connect
Bring the parties together
We introduce investors, public institutions and buyers, and coordinate the work toward commitment.
04 · Leadership
Leadership
Dr. Reuben Egolf
President & CEO
Dr. Reuben Egolf is President and Chief Executive Officer of Intereco Energy. His career has centred on international development and the institutional relationships that move economic and infrastructure initiatives across borders. He is a co-founder and Managing Partner of the United States Council on Global Development (USCGD) in Washington, D.C., and has served on advisory councils to presidents, prime ministers and governments.
His work has included economic development and debt-restructuring advisory activities involving countries in Africa and Asia. He is Chairman of Slanaigh Global Consortium, headquartered in Dubai, and CEO of Leading Nations Inc., active in the United States and sub-Saharan Africa. He co-founded the American Kurdistan Life Center and has been involved in developing a medical campus and medical school in Erbil, Iraq. He has engaged with members of the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee on foreign-policy matters concerning Syria, Kurdistan and Middle Eastern conflicts, and is a speaker and moderator at international economic and business conferences.
From 2013 to 2016 he was Vice President of the Human Rights Global Congress, work recognised with the Girma Wolde-Giogis Award. At Intereco Energy, he applies this experience to structuring cross-border projects in energy, infrastructure and strategic resources.
Jarosław (Jarek) Grobelny is an international business executive with more than 20 years of experience in waste management, environmental services and sustainable development. He is Vice-President and Chief Operating Officer of Intereco Energy LLC in Washington, D.C., and President and CEO of Intereko Energia Sp. z o.o. in Poland.
His work has evolved from operational experience in waste management and environmental technologies into the development of international projects in the circular economy, energy, infrastructure and strategic resources. At Intereco Energy, he focuses on originating and advancing cross-border opportunities, bringing together technology providers, project owners, institutional partners, investors and markets. His professional activity spans Europe, the United States and emerging markets.
He also serves as Managing Partner of the United States Council on Global Development (USCGD), is a member of the Program Council of the UN Global Compact Network Poland, and is a member of the Stakeholder Council of the Faculty of Chemistry at the University of Wrocław. His approach combines practical operating experience with international business development, with an emphasis on moving projects from opportunity identification toward structured, investable initiatives.