ACESOL renews its Board of Directors for 2024-2026 - BNamericas English
ACESOL renews its Board of Directors for 2024-2026 - BNamericas
ACESOL renews its Board of Directors for 2024-2026
Bnamericas Published: Wednesday, July 03, 2024
This is an automated translation of the original release published in Spanish
PRESS RELEASE from Acesol
June 2024
The Chilean Solar Energy Association, ACESOL, announces the renewal of its Board of Directors for the period 2024-2026, a significant milestone in its continued effort to lead the transition towards a cleaner and more sustainable energy future in Chile.
On Thursday, June 27, the Ordinary Semiannual Assembly of ACESOL took place at the Presidente Errázuriz headquarters of the Adolfo Ibáñez University. During this meeting, the vote was carried out for the election of the new Board of Directors, as well as the presentation of the new members who have joined the association during 2024.
The Assembly, introduced by the President of the Association, Bárbara Barbieri, and the vice president, David Rau, and directed by Darío Morales, Executive Director of the union, was attended by representatives of the more than 150 members.
In her welcome speech, President Bárbara Barbieri highlighted the importance of solar energy on the national agenda and the fundamental role of ACESOL in promoting sustainable energy solutions. Vice President David Rau highlighted the association's achievements in the last year and the strategic vision for the future.
During the assembly, the Executive Director of ACESOL, Darío Morales, presented the executive and financial summary of the semester, showing the progress and challenges faced by the association. Then, the representatives of more than 150 partners, including both companies and individuals, proceeded to vote.
In this way, the new ACESOL board is formed by Bárbara Barbieri, José Luis Opazo, Claudio Henríquez, María Teresa Cerda, Paula Domínguez, Erich Schnake and Juan Ignacio Ríos.
These new directors, coming from various companies and sectors related to solar energy, bring a rich diversity of experiences and knowledge. Each of them has demonstrated a firm commitment to the development and promotion of solar energy in Chile, ensuring that the new board will be made up of highly trained professionals dedicated to advancing ACESOL's mission. Likewise, the election of these new directors will allow the association to continue strengthening its leadership in the energy sector, supporting and promoting the development of solar energy as a viable and effective solution to the energy challenges facing Chile.
ACESOL extends its gratitude to all candidates for their participation and to partners for their commitment and continued support.
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