ANRE Vice President and member of the Regulatory Committee, Henorel Soreață, has filed his resignation to the Parliament, following the controversial decisions on Government Emergency Ordinance 114/2018, told energynomics.ro sources in the market. Mr. Soreață could not be contacted for comments.
Henorel Soreaţă was appointed by Parliament as vice-president in May 2017, with a mandate to end on 23 April 2020. He has served as General Manager of ANRE’s General Directorate of Control since 2013.
His duties as a director, according to the CV, included the “coordination of the control activity regarding the complying to the applicable regulations and legislation in the field of electric power, thermal energy, natural gas and energy efficiency”, the coordination of the petitions settlement activity in the sector electricity, heating and gas, and coordinating the mediation and solution of pre-contractual misunderstandings in the electricity and gas sectors.
Henorel Soreata is described by our sources as a perfect professional. He graduated Polytechnics in 1996, and Master studies in 1998. From 1997 to 2006 he worked at Electrica SA, and in 2006 he headed ANRE’s Investigation and Arbitration Division. For three years (2010-2013) he worked for CEZ Romania, and since 2013 he has returned to ANRE.
He was proposed as vice-president and member of the Regulatory Committee by the PSD-ALDE coalition in 2017.
