Elia / : Two members of Executive Committee swap positions Elia Transmission Belgium
January 26, 2021 at 11:37 am EST
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26 January 2021
Two members of Executive Committee swap positions Elia Transmission Belgium
Two members of Elia Transmission Belgium's Executive Committee will swap positions in early February.
Patrick De Leener (CMS) and Frédéric Dunon (Assets) are swapping functions
Rapid developments in the energy sector require a flexible organisation
Patrick De Leener who, as Chief Customers, Market & System Officer, is responsible for customer, market and system operation operations will be swapping positions with his colleague Frédéric Dunon who, as Chief Assets Officer, is in charge of high-voltage infrastructure. With this change, Elia aims to make optimal use of the experience and skills of both managers.
Press releases
Two members of Executive Committee swap positions Elia Transmission BelgiumPDF -376.84 KB
Changement de portefeuilles au sein du comité de direction d'Elia Transmission Belgium (in French)PDF -531.87 KB
Portfolioverandering binnen directiecomité Elia Transmission Belgium (in Dutch)PDF -533.03 KB
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Elia Group SA/NV is the Belgian transmission system operator, transmitting electricity efficiently, reliably and securely from producers to distribution system operators and major industrial users. The group is responsible for importing and exporting electricity from and to neighbouring countries.
Elia Group SA/NV owns the entire Belgian very high voltage grid (150 to 380 kV) and some 94% (ownership and user rights) of the Belgian high-voltage grid (30 to 70 kV). The grid is a key link between electricity markets in northern and southern Europe. It also links Belgian producers and consumers. Belgium's recent investment in interconnection capacity with its neighbours makes it one of the most open and interconnected grids in Europe.
Elia Group SA/NV has recently expanded its activities on a broader European level and, following its acquisition of the German TSO 50Hertz and in cooperation with Industry Funds Management (IFM), is now one of the top five transmission system operators in Europe.