Council of the European Union Brussels, 25 November 2015 (OR. en)

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1 085237/EU XXV. GP Eingelangt am 25/11/15 Council of the European Union Brussels, 25 November 2015 (OR. en) 14410/15 ADD 1 ENER 402 NOTE From: To: Subject: General Secretariat of the Council Permanent Representatives Committee Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER) - Decision regarding the members of the Administrative Board to be appointed by the Council Delegations will find in Addendum 1 the CVs of the following five candidacies (presented in the alphabetical order): - Mr Carlos AGUIRRE CALZADA, Spain - Mr Artur ALVARO LAUREANO HOMEM DA TRINDADE, Portugal - Mr Martin HANSEN, Denmark - Mr Edmund HOSKER, United Kingdom - Mr Iulian IANCU, Romania 14410/15 ADD 1 GW/sb 1 DG E2b EN

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11 CURRICULUM VITAE EDMUND HOSKER PERSONAL UK citizen. Based in London. CAREER September 2011 to date: Director, International Energy, Europe, and Energy Resilience, Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) Responsible for international energy issues; UK interest in overall EU strategy on energy and climate change; and UK energy resilience. Director of UK s first joint International Energy Unit, bringing together staff working on international energy issues in DECC and the Foreign Office. In addition - Chair of the International Energy Agency s (IEA) Oil Committee from September 2011 to September Chair of the IEA Governing Board from September Co-Chair of the G20 Energy Sustainability Working Group (ESWG) in 2013 during the Russian Presidency - Co-Chair of the G20 ESWG in 2015 during the Turkish Presidency - UK lead for energy issues in G7 - member of the DECC Finance and Performance Committee from September September /15 ADD 1 GW/sb 11

12 October September 2011: acting Director General, Corporate Support and Shared Services, and subsequently Chief Operating Officer, Department of Energy and Climate Change ( DECC) Responsible for building and leading corporate and professional services at the new Department for Energy and Climate Change after its creation in October 2008, covering governance, finance, HR, IT, estates, performance management, and economic and legal advice. Member of the DECC Management Board and Executive Committee. January October 2008: Director, Energy Markets, Department of Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform (BERR) Responsible for issues concerning the UK s energy regulatory framework, investment and resilience planning, and fuel poverty. May 2003 January 2008: Director, Trade Policy, Export Controls and Europe; acting Director General for Fair Markets, Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Responsible for UK trade policy, representing the UK in trade policy negotiations within the EU and in international discussions, including during the UK s Presidency of the EU in UK Titulaire in the EU s Article 133 Trade Policy Committee, and Chair of 113 Committee during UK Presidency. Spent six months in 2005 as acting Director-General for Fair Markets, leading over 500 people. Subsequently took on overall responsibility for EU issues within DTI, and for UK export controls, in addition to trade policy responsibilities. In 2007, became the first head of the new inter-departmental Trade Policy Unit, while maintaining EU and UK export control responsibilities. January - May 2003: on secondment to Scottish Power plc, Glasgow Responsible for leading work on projects in the UK strategy team, and for participating as a team member in other projects. May January 2003: Director of Finance at Department of Trade and Industry, and subsequently Director of Finance and Resource Management 14410/15 ADD 1 GW/sb 12

13 Responsible for leading work on the preparation and negotiation of DTI budgets with the Treasury, and on business planning, budgeting, accounting, procurement and audit. Member of DTI Management Board. Early Career Details Deputy Director for Competitiveness at Department of Trade and Industry, and subsequently at the Cabinet Office, reporting to the Deputy Prime Minister First Secretary at the British Embassy, Washington DC, on secondment to the FCO, working on trade and regulatory issues Head of section posts in the Department of Trade and Industry concerned with international trade policy and with public expenditure negotiations and budget management Private Secretary to -Norman Lamont MP, Minister for Industry -the Hon Peter Morrison MP, Minister for Industry Senior Private Secretary to -the Rt Hon Leon Brittan QC MP, Secretary of State for Trade and Industry 1979 Joined UK Civil Service. Education/Awards St Catharine s College, Cambridge University: MA Hons Languages English French Thomas Cook Travel Scholarship 1975 Master s Sizarship, St Catharine s College US International Visitors Program 1986 Mother tongue Proficient 14410/15 ADD 1 GW/sb 13

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