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Three new board members for Offshore Wind Energy

02.02.2024
BERLIN. The Offshore Wind Energy Foundation announced the newly appointed members of its executive board – Tim Meyerjürgens (TenneT), Dr Joyce von Marschall (RWE Offshore Wind) and Martin Gerhardt (Siemens Gamesa) – at its board meeting in December and began operating in its new configuration on 1 January. The well-known energy lawyer Dr Ursula Prall remains chairwoman of the executive board. Long-standing board members Dr Knud Rehfeldt, Professor Martin Skiba and Norbert Giese will continue to manage the foundation established in 2005.

Credits: Offshore Wind Energy Foundation

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