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Participants of the Round Tables on Scientific Support to Energy Participants of the Round Tables on Scientific Support to Energy Transition from a European Perspective NAME SURNAME ORGANISATION ORG_POSITION Head of Unit Renewables and Paula Abreu Marques European Commission, DG Energy CCS Policy Dries Acke European Climate Foundation Policy Manager Stefan Aeschimann ALPIQ Holding AG Head of Corporate Public Affairs Senior Adviser on Energy and Alexandre Affre Business Europe Environment Ana Aguado Friends of the Supergrid CEO Fatma Ahmed Turkish Industry & Business Association Researcher intern Permanent Representation of the Federal Gerlind Ahrens Republic Germany to the European Union Deputy Head of Unit Retail Eero Ailio European Commission, DG Energy markets; coal & oil Ismail Alparslan Ece Turkish Industry & Business Association Researcher intern Sofia Amor European Commission, Joint Research Centre Policy Officer Marika Andersen Bellona Europa Aleksandra Arcipowska BPIE – Buildings Performance Institute Europe Project Manager – Data Hub Greg Arrowsmith EUREC Policy Officer Pablo Asbo Avisa Partners Associate Director Bela Atzel European Commission, Joint Research Centre Policy Coordinator Ayca Ayanlar Turkish Industry & Business Association Researcher intern Dominik Bach KfW Bankengruppe Liaison Office to the EU Christian Baer European Energy Exchange AG Political Communications Maximilian Conrad Baldinger European Parliament Parliamentary Stagiaire Coraline Bardinat WELLCOM Opinion Consultant in Public Relations Head of Unit External Geraldine Barry European Commission, Joint Research Centre Communications Permanent Representation of Lithuania to the Ugnė Bartašiūtė Trainee EU Communications & Government Relations Head of Energy and Climate Claus Beckmann BASF Group Policy Chris Beddoes CONCAWE/EUROPIA Director General Manager Energy and Climate Martina Beitke European Chemical Industry Council (Cefic) Policy Head of Credit and Risk, Finance Mark Bennett STEAG GmbH Department Stephane Berghmans Elsevier Section for Transport, Energy, European Economic and Social Committee Elise Bessières Infrastructure and the Information (EESC) Society (TEN) Lone Bie Pedersen Danish Energy Association Policy Assistant Chief Markets and System Dirk Biermann 50Hertz Transmission GmbH Operations Officer Peter Birkner Mainova AG Executive Member of the Board Director European Affairs of ZVEI Oliver Blank BDI (Federation of German Industries). ; Secretary General of T&D Europe Adviser Technical and Hanna Blankemeyer VDMA European Office Environmental Affairs & Energy Policy Vice President Government Hans-Peter Boehm Siemens Affairs Elisa Boelman European Commission, Joint Research Centre Policy Analyst for Energy Bernd Bogalla Gesamtverband Steinkohle e. V. Head of Brussels Office European Association of Gas and Steam Manager of European Affairs, EU Florian Böger Turbine Manufacturers Turbines Margarida Bolzer Business Europe Adviser, Industrial Affairs Policy Analyst for Eco-industries Laurent Bontoux European Commission, Joint Research Centre Foresight Klaus-Dieter Borchardt European Commission, DG Energy Director Internal Energy Market Director Energy, Health, Safety & Peter Botschek European Chemical Industry Council (Cefic) Environment Federal Public Service Economy, SMEs, Self- Reinhilde Bouckaert Policy Advisor employed and Energy, Belgium Responsable Affaires publiques Djémila Boulasha RTE - Réseau de transport d'électricité européennes Permanent Representatoin of Greece to the Angelika Boura Expert Counsellor A EU Anne-Charlotte Bournoville European Commission, Joint Research Centre Assistant to the DG Permanent Representation of the Czech Head of Unit SEB, Research Šárka Brábníková Republic to the European Union Attaché Polish Power Exchange, Business Director International Cooperation Jacek Brandt Development Bureau and Regulatory Affairs Grundsatzfragen der Bundesministerium für Umwelt, Naturschutz Europäischen Klima- und Frauke Braun und Reaktorsicherheit Energiepolitik; Neue Marktmechanismen Head of Representative Office Vera Brenzel E.ON Brussels Vice President, Group Officer Karl Ludwig Brockmann KfW Group Environment and Sustainability Martin Brough Deutsche Bank Director Utilities Research Christian Buchel Deputy Director General of ERDF Vice President of EDSO Baptiste Buet AREVA Brussels Director General Secretariat of the Council of the Jiri Buriánek Director, Transports, European Union Telecommunications and Energy MEP, Former President of the Jerzy Buzek European Parliament European Parliament Head of Unit, Scientific Support to Francesca Campolongo European Commission, Joint Research Centre Financial Analysis Isabel Cancela de Abreu European Renewable Energy Council Policy Adviser Dominique Candrian PQ Energy CEO and Partner CO2 Capture, Transport and Storage Nelly Castilla García Delegate in Brussels Technology Program Kristina Čelić Ministry of Economy, Republic of Croatia Director Energy Sector Ministry of Industry, Energy and Tourism, International Energy Affairs, Angel Chamero Ferrer Spain Senior Technical Advisor Florian Chapalain ESO Policy Officer Victor Charbonnier ERDF EU Policy Officer Olivier Chatillon ERDF Head of ERDF Office in Brussels Représentation Permanente de la France Hélène Chauveau auprès de l'Union européenne Conseillère adjointe énergie Permanent Representation of Greece to the Theodoros Christopoulos Energy Attaché EU Hakan Cikrikci Turkish Industry & Business Association Researcher intern Marie Claerbout GDF SUEZ European Policy Analyst EPPSA – European Power Plant Suppliers Patrick Clerens Secretary General Association Renzo Coccioni Schneider Electric MV Strategy & Marketing Director European Government Affairs Vincenzo Conforti ENI Manager EWEA - The European Wind Energy Giorgio Corbetta Stable Frameworks Analyst Association asbl/vzw Claire Couet EURELECTRIC Advisor DSO Unit German Federal Ministry for Economics and Director-General, Head of Detlef Dauke Technology Department for Energy Policy Luciano de Castro Northwestern University Assistant Professor Patrick De Leener Coreso CEO Chair of Computer Networks and Hermann de Meer University of Passau Computer Communications (Owner) Marcelo de Moura Torres Smart Energy Demand Coalition Policy Officer Director, Institute for Energy and Giovanni De Santi European Commission, Joint Research Centre Transport Mark Deffrennes European Commission, DG Energy Jos Delbeke European Commission, DG Climate Action Director-General Institute of Energy and Bram Delvaux KU Leuven Environmental Law Administrative Assistant - Events Cynthia Dennis European Commission, Joint Research Centre Manager Bertrand Deprez Schneider Electric European Affairs Manager Michel Derdevet ERDF Secretary-General Division IIIB1 - Energy Law, Sascha Dietrich Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology Electricity and Gas Regulation Julian Dijol CECODHAS – HOUSING EUROPE Policy Coordinator ZVEI - Zentralverband Elektrotechnik- und Janine Dobelmann Europa-Referentin Elektronikindustrie Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Member of the Board and Vice- Henk Don Markets (ACM) Chair Enrgy Efficiency Unit - Policy Bettina Dorendorf European Commission, DG Energy Officer Maximilian Dornieden EWE AG Staff Brussels Office The European Association for Storage of Maria João Duarte Policy Officer Energy Philippe Dumas European Geothermal Energy Council Secretary General François-Xavier Dumont de Chassart TOTAL S.A. Delegate European Affairs Matthias Dürr RWE AG Head of RWE Brussels Office European Commission, Executive Agency for Renewable Energy Unit, Project Dana Dutianu Competitiveness and Innovation (EACI) Officer Arnaud Duvielguerbigny COGEN Europe Head of Policy Security of Supply, Power Plants, Johann Ludwig Duvigneau Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology Wholesale Electricity Market Niels Ehlers 50Hertz Transmission GmbH Jochen Ehlgötz TechnologieRegion Karlsruhe GbR Director Kim Erik Eide The Brussels Office SA Account Executive Head of National Transmission Ettore Elia Terna Grid Planning Anders Elverhøi University of Oslo Director UiO Energy Head of Unit, Interinstitutional Ulla Engelmann European Commission, Joint Research Centre and Stakeholder Relations Deputy Head of Division, Ulrike Engels Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology European Energy Policy, Energy Charter Abel David Enriquez Rodriguez ENAGAS EU Regulatory Affairs Manager Peter Faross European Commission, DG Energy Deputy Director General (Retired) Assistant to the Resources Salvatore Ferraloro European Commission, Joint Research Centre Director Représentation Permanente de la France Conseiller pour la politique de Antonin Ferri auprès de l'Union européenne l'énergie Håkan Feuk E.ON Vice-President BDI/BDA The German Business Antje Fiehn Senior Advisor Representation Liaison Office of the Autonomous Province of Valentia Fineo Trento Cheryl Fisher European Investment Bank Director Energy Department Francesco Florindi European Commission, Joint Research Centre Stagiarie Permanent Representation of the Federal Dorothea Fohrbeck Republic of Germany to the EU Marco Foresti ENTSO-E Market Advisor Ilse Forrez Essenscia Advisor Energy & Climate Senior Policy officer EU Energy Daniel Fraile Climate Action Network Europe (CAN) and Climate Department of Energy and Sebastian Franke German Chemical Industry Association Climate, legal Affairs and Taxes Political Affairs and Corporate Marcus Franken E.ON Communications Permanent Representation of the Republic of II Secretary (Energy, Atomic Tomasz Frankowski Poland Questions) Folker Franz ABB Head of EU Public Affairs
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