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Curriculum Vitae CURRICULUM VITAE 1. Family name: Čogelja 2. First names: Goran 3. Data of birth: February 10, 1969 4. Nationality: Croatian 5. Civil status: Married [email protected] +389 70 390 256 6. Education: Institution Degree(s) or Diploma(s) obtained Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University "Sts. Dr.Sci. in Technical Science Cyril and Methodius", Skopje, Macedonia 2004 Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University "Sts. M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering Cyril and Methodius", Skopje, Macedonia 1996– 2000 Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University "Sts. B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering, Cyril and Methodius", Skopje, Macedonia 19881993 Vienna School of Negotiation Diploma for Negotiator Facilitator (Harvard Negotiation Project) (Process Communication Model) (Next Element’s Leading Out of Drama) IBM European High school for management and Diploma for First degree of Classical marketing – Düsseldorf, Germany 1990-1992 Management and Marketing IBM European High school for management and MBA in Classical Management marketing – Düsseldorf, Germany 1992-1994 Adizes institute USA 1998-1999 Certificate for Corporal Management Japan International Cooperation Agency – 2003 - Certificate for Project Cycle Management JICA IRM – Integrated resource Management 2004 Market Risk Measurement and – London, GB Management EXAA Wiener Borse – Austria 2005 - HANDLERDIPLOM fur den Spot-Handler Wien mit elektrischer Energie EXAA Wiener Borse – Austria 2005 HANDLERDIPLOM fur den eSPREAD – Wien Handler mit Erfolg EXAA Wiener Borse – Austria 2005 - HANDLERDIPLOM fur den Handler mit Wien Umweltprodukten mit Erfolg 7. Language skills: Indicate competence on a scale of 1 to 5 (1-excellent; 5-basic) Language Reading Speaking Writing English 1 1 1 Serbian 1 1 1 Macedonian 1 1 1 Bulgarian 1 1 3 Germany 4 4 5 Slovenian 2 3 4 Croatian Mother’s Language 8. Membership of professional bodies: - Special representative for Energy security under Balkan Political Forum - Energy Counselor to Vice Prime Minister for Economy - Energy Counselor to General manager of ELEM - Team leader for Energy Community negotiation team for implementation of Third Energy Package - Member of continues working group in MANU (Macedonian Academy of Science and Art) - Deputy member in Management Committee of Regional Electricity Market in SEE - Member of advisory board of Synergy for SEE - Member of scientific board of ZEMAK - Member CIGRE C5 committee - Member of Energy Committee in Macedonian Economy Chamber 9. Other skills: Use of PC (Word, Excel, Power Point, MS Project, etc); Load flow, steady state and dynamics stability - software packages Graphical software packages (Corel Draw, Auto Cad, etc.) 10. Positions: Year Country Company Position 2016 - present SEE Engility Team leader International Resources Group - USA 2014 - present SEE TERNA Regional Manager for MK-BG-AL-KOS ENERGY GROUP 2013 – present MK FEE Professor at Faculty of Electrical Engineering at state University “Goce Delchev” 2013 - present MK Government Energy Counselor of Vice-Prime Minister 2013 - present MK USAID - LED-CEI project Senior Consultant WINROCK 2013 - present MK Academy Member of supervisory WG for Energy strategy up to 2035 2013 - present EU Balkan Representative for Energy stability in SEE region Political (Diplomatic status) Forum 2012 – 2014 SEE Energy WIIND Area Manager for SEE 2008 – 2012 SEE RUDNAP Area Manager for SEE el. trading GROUP 2008 – 2009 MKD WB GEF Team Leader of PDAF Project WB GEF for RES Project and EE 2007 - 2008 SLO GEN-I Regional manager for SEE el. trading 2006 – 2007 A EVN Project Leader EVN SEE - Trading 2006 – 2006 MKD ESM Manager of office for calibration of measurement utilities 2002 – 2006 MKD ESM Manager of sector for Energy trading, Tariff structure, and Marketing 2000 - 2002 MKD ESM Manager of office for Tariff structure and price politic 1999 - 2000 MKD ESM Counselor of general manager for energy balance 1998 – 1999 MKD ESM Spokesman of Electric Power Company of Macedonia 1998 – 1998 MKD ESM Engineer for tariff structure 1994 – 1998 MKD ESM Dispatcher in National Dispatching Center 1993 – 1994 D ECONOCOM High engineering and trade consultant 1992 – 1993 D IBM Trade and Marketing consultant 1989 – 1992 MKD ETF Reasrch Assistant 11. Years within the firms 2014 – present TERNA ENERGY GROUP, Member of GEK TERNA 2013 - present Government 2013 - present EU - Balkan Political Forum 2012 - present Faculty of Electrical Engineering at state University “Goce Delcev” 2012 - 2014 Energy Wind 2008 –2012 RUDNAP Group 2007 – 2008 GEN-I Ljubljana, Slovenia 2006 - 2007 EVN –Wien, Austria 1994 - 2006 ECM - JSC Electric Power Company of Macedonia, Skopje 1993 – 1994 High engineering and trade consultant in ECONOCOM – Germany 1992 – 1993 Trade and Marketing consultant in IBM – Germany 1989 – 1992 Research Assistant in Faculty of Electrical engineering –Skopje 12. Key qualifications: Managing; Negotiation Facilitation Project leading; Energy Trading Pricing and tariffs; Electricity markets and EU Directives; Energy regulation; Market Risk Management; Analyses of electric power utilities; Steady state and dynamic analyses; 13. Specific experience in different regions Country Date from – Date to Germany 1994 - 2004 Croatia 2008 - 20012 Romania 2002 - 2010 Bulgaria 2003 – 20016 Bosnia and Herzegovina 2008 - 2012 Serbia 2005 – 20016 Albania 2009 - 2012 Austria 2005 - 2007 Macedonia 2003 – 2016 Montenegro 2008 – 2012 Greece 2007-2016 Slovenia 2007 - 2008 14. Main Professional experience record: Year Country Company Position Description 2016 Macedonia Engility USA Team SEE Market analyses and trading possibilities Leader 2016 Macedonia Enegility USA Team Establishing of PX Leader 2016 Macedonia UNDP Team GAP Analyses SDG - UN Leader 2016 Macedonia USAID – Energy LED – CEI / SDG Action Plan Winrock Expert 2016 Macedonia USAID - Senior LED – CEI Project Winrock expert 2015 Macedonia USAID Key Expert Action Plan for Sustainable Development – Energy Part 2015 Macedonia ELEM Team Leader Possibilities for Energy trading at SEE market 2015 Macedonia ATC Senior Project is funded by the European Union Consultants Expert implemented by ATC Consultants - Proposal for feed-in tariffs for high efficient CHP 2015 SEE Inter Cons Ltd Team leader Implementation of Third Energy package at SEE 2014 SEE ETE Senior Examples of Energy strategies of certain Expert companies in South East Europe 2013 Macedonia SINERGY Project Feasibility study for reduction of electricity Leader cost 2013 Macedonia T-Mobile Project Feasibility study for reduction of electricity Leader cost 2013 Macedonia BLIZOO Project Feasibility study for reduction of electricity Leader cost 2012 Macedonia Komerc Bank Project Feasibility study for reduction of electricity Leader cost 2012 Macedonia AMC Project Feasibility study for reduction of electricity Leader cost 2011 Macedonia AGRIA Project Biogas installation, “Pig farm” Leader 2010 Macedonia Makosped Project Feasibility study for reduction of electricity Leader cost 2010 Macedonia Tehnometal Project Feasibility study for reduction of electricity Leader cost 2010 Macednia Zito Vardar Project Anaerobic treatment of solid waste (SW) leader 2009 Macedonia Soravija Project Feasibility study for reduction of electricity Leader cost 2009 Macedonia ELENOV Project Biodegradable waste treatment - Biogas Leader power plant 2008 Macedonia World Bank Project Project Development Assistance Facilities GEF-Project Leader (PDAF) 2008 Macedonia IMM Project Feasibility study for optimization of electricity manager consumption Toranica mines 2008 Macedonia World Bank Consultant PREPARING RULE BOOK FOR GUARANTEE GEF-Project OF ORIGIN OF ELECTRICITY PRODUCED FROM RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES 2007 Bulgaria Ati ltd Project Possibilities for construction of CCHP gas manager power plant in Blagoevgrad 2007 Bulgaria Energo-Pro Project Feasibility study for possibilities for manager investment in Small HPP 2007 Macedonia COSMOFON Project Possibilities for reduction electricity costs try manager tariff system of RM 2007 Macedonia ALKALOID Project Feasibility study for optimization of manager electricity consumption 2006 Macedonia Skopski Project Feasibility study for optimization of LEGURI manager electricity consumption 2006 Austria VERBUND Project Possibilities for investment in Chebren and manager Galishte HPP 2005 Austria VERBUND Project Report for electricity trading possibilities in manager SEE region 2005 Austria ESTAG Project Study for electricity sector in Republic of manager Macedonia 2005 Serbia and DUFERCO Project Fusibility study for selection of 25 small HPP Montenegro manager in Serbia 2004 MKD ESM Participant Risk Management analyses for Gas CHP – Skopje for PPA – Electricity and Heat 2004 MKD ESM Participant Study for Gas CHP – Skopje 2004 Sao Tome and E.T.E. Project Installing of dual-fuel power plant in Sao Principe coordinator Tome and Principe 12 MW 2004 MKD ESM Project Analyses for small HPP at water supply manager system in Bitola 2004 MKD ESM Project Analyses for small HPP at water supply manager system at Studencica 2003 D GAP Project Implementing of energy supply in manager Einkaufszentrum Neefepark – Chemnitz - Germany 2003 D E.on Project Risk Management at non-liquid energy manager market at SEE 2003 Vietnam E.T.E. Project Installing the new wind plants in Vietnam coordinator (15 MW – 18 x 0.9 MW) 2002 MKD ESM Project Implementing the SCADA system at Water engineer supply system in Kocani 2002 D GAP Project Implementing of energy supply in coordinator Residential development – Leipzig - Germany
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