Zsuzsa Nagy - gas
Zsuzsa Nagy is the Head of the Electricity and Natural Gas Procurement Department of E.ON Energiamegoldások Kft. He has been working in E.ON Group’s energy procurement unit since 2006, beginning as a portfolio manager, then moving to head of the Background Office team in 2018, before assuming his current position. From the beginning of 2021, Zsuzsa will also lead energy procurement for Elmű-Émász Energiakereskedelmi Kft. Ms Nagy has been an active member of the Electricity Committee from the beginning of HETA, representating universal service providers in the Trade Regulation Committee and the Distribution Regulation Committee since 2019.
Roland Krascsenics - power
In his role as CEO of E2 Hungary Zrt., Roland Krascsenics leads an organization with an active and decisive role in free market energy trading and in the entire value chain of energy efficiency services. The company through its legal predecessor has been a member of HETA since its renewal. He believes that the key to meeting the challenges in the commercial value chain is an active dialogue between the licensee, other players in the sector, and legislators and market surveillance representatives. As a member of the Board, he will serve to further carry out this dialogue. Mr. Krascenics began his professional career at Ernst & Young, before joining Magyar Telekom in 2002, where he gained wide experience in marketing, finance, strategy, innovation and business development.
Balázs Lehoczki - power
Balázs Lehoczki has been working in the Hungarian energy sector for 20 years and is a key figure in the Hungarian electricity and natural gas trade. During his time in the sector, he gained significant experience in the operation and development of the market, possessing deep regulatory knowledge and valuing customer satisfaction. Under his management, the retail position of E.ON Hungária Zrt. developed in a stable and predictable manner. In addition to his professional experience, his extensive network has allowed him to contribute to supplying and managing a significant part of the competitive domestic electricity and gas customers in five electricity distribution areas.
