“The Government of Ukraine expects from the independent members of the supervisory board of Energoatom JSC NAEC, the first meeting of which has been open for five months (since July 17), positions on contracts and readiness to continue work.”, — write: epravda.com.ua
The Government of Ukraine expects from the independent members of the supervisory board of Energoatom JSC NAEC, the first meeting of which has been open for five months (since July 17), positions on contracts and readiness to continue work. This was reported by First Deputy Minister of Economy Oleksiy Sobolev, Interfax-Ukraine reports. “On July 17, the supervisory board opened its first meeting, and it is still open because discussions about contracts are ongoing. On November 26, the government decided to approve the terms of the civil law contracts with Energoatom. Now they are with independent members, and we for a day, we expect a position from them, whether they are ready to sign them and continue their work,” he said at a meeting of the parliamentary energy committee on Wednesday. Advertisement: Sobolev noted that at the first meeting, the members of the Supervisory Board of NAEK should elect its chairman. We will remind: the Cabinet of Ministers, in accordance with the order of June 21, 2024, approved the supervisory board of JSC NAEK “Energoatom” consisting of five members. Advertisement: Timothy John Stone, who has experience as an independent director of the British company, became an independent member of the board Horizon Nuclear Power, a non-executive director of the European Investment Bank and chairs the UK Nuclear Industry Association (NIA). The council also included Michael E. Kirst, who throughout his career held management positions at Westinghouse Electric Company, and Jarek Neverovych – ex-Minister of Energy of Lithuania and chief adviser to the President of Lithuania on environmental and infrastructure issues. The representatives of the state were the former Minister of Economic Development, Trade and Agriculture of Ukraine, currently the president of the Kyiv School of Economics Timofii Mylovanov, State Secretary of the Ministry of Economy Vitaly Petruk, who in 2015-2019 headed the State Agency for Management of the Exclusion Zone. As Energoreforma sources noted in the market, independent members were not satisfied with the amount of the remuneration.