Structure

The General Meeting is a yearly gathering of EUEA members during which all affairs concerning the Association are decided upon and its strategic direction for the coming year is determined.

The General Meeting is also responsible for:

  • the election of the Board, Chairman and Vice-chairman
  • the adoption of the budget

The Board is the main managing body of the Association and is elected once per year during the General Meeting by Regular Members (i.e.: Members with voting rights).

The Board represents EUEA interests in relation to its associated international organizations and public institutions, as well as with Ukrainian and foreign legal entities.

Chairman of the Board

Mats Lundin

Mats Lundin is a Vice President Business Development NBT and Director Celynx AG (family investment company in real estate, wind power and electrical charging networks).

Mats has been active in the energy and renewables sector for over 25 years. Starting out in ABB Group’s Energy Ventures he moved into wind power as an investor and advisor focusing on non-recourse financing and project development. He established Ukraine’s second largest wind power IPP with more than 200 MW wind power in operation. In the past years, he has advised companies such as Scatec Solar and ABB concerning acquisitions in the renewable energy sector. Presently, he is the CFO for the Swiss wind and solar power plant developer and operator Fu Gen AG. Fu Gen AG has closed some of the longest term non recourse debts in the Swedish merchant wind power market.

Vice-chairs of the Board

Elena Rybak

Elena Rybak is the Managing Director of Austrian engineering-consulting company iC consulenten (Member of iC group) in Ukraine since 2013. iC works in variety of infrastructure sectors, but in Ukraine mainly provides consultancy services within internationally financed projects, mostly related to sustainable development, renewable energy and energy efficiency. Between 2009 and 2013, Elena worked as a director of the European-Ukrainian Energy Agency (EUEA). Under Elena’s leadership, EUEA became the leading platform for promoting energy efficiency and renewable energy bringing together more than 40 market leaders actively working on Ukraine’s sustainable development. From 2013, Elena is a Member of the Board of EUEA and continues her dedicated work to promote investments into Ukraine’s energy and energy efficiency markets. In addition, Elena develops new and important areas, such as mainstreaming gender in infrastructure projects. Prior to EUEA Elena has been the Country Manager at the Swedish-Ukrainian Business Club and Programme Coordinator of “Nordpraktik – New Managers for Ukraine” financed by SIDA. Elena holds Professional MBA in Energy Management from Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU Executive Academy), the Business Administration degree from International Christian University-Kyiv and is an alumna of several international exchange and leadership programmes.

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Alina Sviderska

Alina Sviderska, CEO of Scatec in Ukraine. Ms. Swiderska graduateв from the Kyiv-Mohyla Academy and the University of Cambridge and has ten years of experience in the energy sector. She was an adviser to the Minister of Economy and actively participated in reforms. As a volunteer, she is involved in educational and charitable projects within the Cambridge community of Ukraine.

Board members

Yuri Kubrushko

Yuri is co-founder and Managing Partner of IMEPOWER, leading specialized energy advisory firm in Ukraine. Over 20 years of experience in strategy, investments, finance, market and regulatory advice with focus on the Ukrainian energy sector for private and public sector clients. Completed 200+ advisory assignments in the role of project director or senior expert, including more than 50 IFI-funded projects in such areas as institutional support to public agencies; corporate development support to energy companies; feasibility studies for investment projects; due diligence of assets in power generation, transmission, distribution, district heating, gas production, renewable energy. Deputy Project Director of the program management units of the EBRD’s USELF 1 and USELF 2 in charge of local expert coordination and report preparation. Advised numerous foreign investors and developers on market entry strategy for Ukraine and review of investment targets/projects. The clients included AES, CEZ, EDF, Elawan, ENEL, EDP Renewables, FIBA Holding, GE Capital, Mitsubishi, Saffelberg Investments, Sumitomo.

Oleksandr Melnyk

Oleksandr Melnyk is a Counsel, Head of Corporate Law and M&A practice specializing in issues of corporate, competitive, banking and finance law, and business relationships with regulatory authorities.  Oleksandr provides legal assistance to business and banks in relation of business financing, in particular regarding structuring of financing, performs due diligence of collateral security documents, drafting and agreeing the contracts securing obligations (bonds) and registration of encumbrances. Has experience in cross-border co-financing projects involving international financial institutions (IFC, EBRD etc.), drafting and review of Intercreditor’s Agreements, Security Sharing Agreements, Subordination Agreements etc.

Dmitry Prinus

Dmytro Prinus – Investor Relations at Indian Solar. The main priority is to help investors make informed decisions in their actions regarding the company’s equity. Site analysis for SPP, PvSyst simulations for financial models.

H. Alper Tuncer

Alper is a Managing Partner of EMSOLT UKRAINE INVESTMENTS LLC. He has started his career as a lawyer. Having an experience over 10 years, he represented and provided legal advice for the multinational companies operating in various industries, particularly in the field of energy. Group of companies, which he co-owned and controls, operates certain PV plants in various regions of Turkey. They are also experienced in biogas. In this context, he has vast experience with regard to development, implementation and operation of solar power plant projects. Alper has extensive knowledge of finance of renewable projects regarding their technical and financial aspects. Having developed more than 150 MW solar projects in Ukraine, it is one of the largest solar project developers. In conclusion, he has experience and thorough understanding of every aspect of solar industry, from the project development to operation, including, finance solutions, EPC solutions, technical peculiarities of machinery and equipment to be procured, legal aspects as well as tax issues.

Adrien Fouchet 

GreenFuture Energy 

Adrien Fouchet is the co-founder and CEO of GREENFUTURE ENERGY. He graduate from the National Engineering  School of Tarbes (Ecole Nationale d’Ingenieur de Tarbes). Adrien has been active since 2006 in the development , finance and construction of renewable energies projects in various countries with a focus on France, Poland and Ukraine. Adrien worked 7 years for the wind turbine manufacturer Nordex on the French and Polish market. He then moved to Ukraine to develop wind and solar projects for Beten International. For 8 years, he led the Eurocape’s wind development activities in Poland and Ukraine.

Anzhelika Livitska 

ARZINGER

Anzhelika is the co-head of Real Estate and Construction practice, Head of the Energy and Natural Resources, as well as Environmental and Sustainable Development practices at ARZINGER law firm. She has more than 25 years of experience in these areas. Anzhelika’s experience includes advising on major real estate, construction and infrastructure projects involving national and international public and private companies (including wind parks and solar parks), advising international companies on mining regulation, obtaining all necessary environmental permits; advising on gas supply at regulated and unregulated tariffs, analyzing joint venture agreements on mining, etc.

Oleksandr Selyshchev 

DTEK Renewables

Oleksandr is СEO of DTEK Renewables and one of the originators of DTEK Group’s renewable energy business since 2008. For 10 years, Mr. Selyshchev had been working as a director of strategy and development at DTEK Group and was responsible for the development of renewables direction in the company. Oleksandr has been appointed to the position of CEO of DTEK Renewables in April 2022, in the most turbulent time for the company. Mr. Selyshchev proved to be a reliable and prominent leader of an innovative direction. Under his guidance the DTEK Renewables team became the first in the world to construct a new wind farm amid a full-scale war. As a profound strategist, Oleksandr aims to share deep professional and strategic market expertise, including the experience of a full-scale renewables projects implementation in tough market conditions.Oleksandr has degrees from ACCA and Kyiv Mohyla Business School.

Anastasiia Vereshchynska 

Director of the European-Ukrainian Energy Agency

Anastasiia is a qualified sustainability, energy and climate policy expert. She holds a law degree and has rich and diverse professional experience. Her most recent position was Partnership Manager at the Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation, leading donor relations for charitable solar projects in Ukrainian schools and hospitals and advocating for sustainable reconstruction.

Anastasiia has an extensive background as an expert and policy consultant in a number of Ukrainian and international think tanks, such as Berlin Economics, WiseEurope and DiXi Group, as well as experience working in the Ukrainian Parliament and at the EY international consulting company.

Her solid experience, including her contribution to green recovery initiatives, endow her with a deep understanding of the nature of stakeholders and decision-makers in and out of Ukraine, as well as empowers her with the ability to lead the EUEA community towards the common mission of achieving a sustainable energy future for Ukraine.