Honorary President - 2012
Paul van Son became Honorary President of EFET in recognition of his invaluable contributions to the foundation and his inspiring leadership for more than a decade. Paul van Son, an executive of Essent resp. Dii, served EFET as its co-founder and Chairman from 1999-2012.
Honorary Member 2022
in recognition of his invaluable contributions to EFET as an expert for the electricity market in South – East Europe Plamen was awarded EFET Honorar Membership in 2022. Plamen was actively involved in the work of the EFET TF Eastern Europe Electricity for 16 years and his experience and expertise were key to the success of multiple EFET projects.
Honorary Member
In recognition of his invaluable contributions to EFET as a Board member from 2004 till 2016 and his contribution to EFET as Chair of the Standardisation Legal Committee and Chair of the Compliance Committee Egbert Laege was rewarded EFET Honorary membership in 2017.
Honorary Member - 2015
In recognition of his invaluable contributions to EFET as Chair of the Gas Committee (2002 till 2014) and as EFET Board Member (2003 till 2014), as well as his important role in the liberalization of the European energy market, Colin became Honorary Member of EFET.
Honorary Member - 2013
In recognition of his invaluable contributions to EFET and EFET Deutschland and his inspiring work as member of the EFET Board (2003 - 2013) Joerg Spicker became Honorary Member of EFET. Joerg was actively engaged in the management of EFET Deutschland since its creation in 2001, of which many years as Chair of the Board of EFET Deutschland.
Honorary Member - 2009
In recognition of his valuable contribution to the work and the debate in EFET, Juan was awarded Honorary Membership in 2009. Juan was a very active Board member from 2001 - 2009 and he was one of the first to recognise the substantial implications of Financial Regulations for the European Energy industry.
Honorary Member - 2005
Einar was a founding member of the EFET Board and a prime mover in the establishment of the Electricity Committee. He was also one of the first representatives of the Florence Forum and a determined proponent of open markets. When Einar left MVV to return to Norway he chose to resign from the EFET Board. Einar was granted the first EFET Honorary Membership.
