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By continuing to browse this website, or closing this message, you Close agree to our use of cookies Home | Governance Hom / eAbout us / Governance A new identity Governance Secretariat Mission & values History Careers Contact us Who we are: WindEurope Board of Directors As a non-profit association, WindEurope is governed by a Board of Directors elected by the members at the AGM. Each Board position has a two-year term. As of 24 February 2016 there are 24 Board members. The Board of Directors elects the Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson of the Board. The Chairperson is the CEO or similar function of a Leading Member of the Association and serves an 18-month term, renewable only after a minimum one term break. Board of Directors The Board meets six times a year and is made up of representatives of each membership category. • 1 representative of each Leading Member • 4 representatives of C categories • 3 representatives of A1 category The Board members are appointed for a two-year period. Chairman: Francesco Venturini, CEO, Enel Green Power Vice-chairman: Cliff Harris, General Manager, GE Renewable Energy EMEA Leading Member category – one seat per Leading Member • Acciona, Jose López-Tafall Bascuñana • DONG Energy Wind Power, Ulrik Stridbaek • EDF Energies Nouvelles (EDF-EN), Nicolas Couderc • EDP Renewables, Jorge Casillas • Enel Green Power, Simone Diodato Antonelli • Envision Energy, Lei Zhang • E.ON Climate & Renewables, Michael Lewis • ERG Renew, Francesco Gazzoletti • ENERCON, Katrin Düning • GE Renewable Energy EMEA, Cliff Harris • Iberdrola Renovables Energia, Juan Rivier • MHI Vestas Offshore Wind, Stewart Mullin • Nordex, Tony Adam • RES – Renewable Energy Systems Ltd, Stephen Packwood • Sentient Science, Ward Thomas • Siemens Wind Power and Renewables, Monika Wood • Vattenfall Vindkraft AB, Tomas Björnsson • Vestas Wind Systems, Lisa Malmquist Ekstrand C category – four seats • ABB, Alfredo Parres • Technical University of Denmark, DTU Wind Energy, Peter Hjuler Jensen • Gamesa Eolica, Juan Diego Díaz Vega • Senvion, Norbert Giese A1 category – three seats • Danish Wind Industry Association – DWIA, Jan Hylleberg • Polish Wind Energy Association – PWEA, Wojciech Cetnarski • VDMA Power Systems, Matthias Zelinger WindEurope Statutes Find out more about how the association operates in WindEurope’s statues. WindEurope asbl/vzw Rue d'Arlon 80, B-1040 Brussels, Belgium Tel: +32 2 213 1811 / Fax: +32 2 213 1890 E-mail: [email protected] VAT: BE 0476 915 445 © 2016 WindEurope asbl/vzw Contact | Legal disclaimer | Sitemap.

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