Together with 15 other organisations, FOSG co-signed a letter which was send to the EU Energy Ministers on 05 February 2015, ahead of the informal Energy Union Summit in Riga, Latvia. The letter called for a smart, interconnected and resilient electricity system as a critical element to deliver the objectives of the Energy Union and
Friends of the Supergrid (FOSG), Europe’s largest industrial alliance for interconnection, has adopted a new action plan. It reflects the recent developments in the energy sector, and advocates for a more interconnected electricity grid. We believe that a “Supergrid” will enable European consumers to benefit directly and significantly from the secure supply of a sustainable
Friends of the Supergrid (FOSG)[1], Europe’s largest industrial association for an interconnected on-and offshore electricity grid, warmly welcomes the launch of the European Commission’s new European Fund for Strategic Investment (“EFSI”). FOSG considers the EFSI will indeed contribute meaningfully to the EU’s growth and competitiveness, even if a larger package would have reinforced Europe’s
Europe’s largest industrial alliance for interconnection, the Friends of the Supergrid (FOSG) warmly welcomes the newly appointed European Commission (EC) 2014-19 following its approval by the European Parliament in Strasbourg on October 22, 2014. Speaking in Brussels, FOSG Chairman, Pierre Bernard said: “We are confident that, under President Juncker’s leadership, and the steering of Messrs.
The CEO of FOSG-Friends of the Supergrid Ana Aguado has resigned from the Association in order to take on a new challenge in her career. During her 4 years tenure at the helm of FOSG, Ana has greatly and successfully promoted the objective of FOSG. The Board wishes her all the best with her new career path.
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