[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":93},["ShallowReactive",2],{"qFc9cH2OS1":3},{"data":4},{"id":5,"status":6,"title":7,"split":8,"strap":9,"intro":10,"blocks":11,"stats":79,"commitments":80,"next":81},25,"published","Executive management team",0,"Strong, experienced leadership",null,[12],{"item":13},{"items":14},[15,23,30,37,44,51,58,65,72],{"id":16,"status":6,"sort":17,"title":18,"key":10,"fkey":19,"body":20,"cta":10,"intro":21,"stats":22},102,1,"Barry Hatton",23,"\u003Cp class=\"p1\">Barry is responsible for the development and deployment of network and asset strategies for optimising investment and performance. He has over 40 years’ experience in the operations and management of electricity distribution networks. Barry is a Chartered Electrical Engineer and a Fellow of the Institution of Engineering and Technology, and has a Master’s degree in Technology Management.\u003C/p>","Director of Asset Management",[],{"id":24,"status":6,"sort":25,"title":26,"key":10,"fkey":19,"body":27,"cta":10,"intro":28,"stats":29},103,2,"Patrick Clarke","\u003Cp class=\"p1\">Patrick has day-to-day responsibility for managing the distribution of electricity to over eight million homes and businesses across London, the East and South East of England. He joined the industry in 1978 and has risen from an apprentice to an executive director over that period. He holds an Honorary Doctorate in Engineering, an OBE, an MBA and an MA.\u003C/p>","Director of Network Operations",[],{"id":31,"status":6,"sort":32,"title":33,"key":10,"fkey":19,"body":34,"cta":10,"intro":35,"stats":36},104,3,"Kieran Coughlan","\u003Cp class=\"p1\">Kieran is responsible for UK Power Networks’ Capital Programme directorate. He joined UK Power Networks in 2017 and was previously head of engineering and safety at the Energy Networks Association. He has held engineering, delivery, regulation and commercial roles in the energy sector in the UK, Ireland and Australia.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp class=\"p1\">He is a Chartered Electrical Engineer with the IET and Engineers Ireland and holds an honours degree in Electrical Engineering from University College Cork.\u003C/p>","Director of Capital Programme",[],{"id":38,"status":6,"sort":39,"title":40,"key":10,"fkey":19,"body":41,"cta":10,"intro":42,"stats":43},105,4,"Suleman Alli","\u003Cp class=\"p1\">Suleman joined UK Power Networks in May 2015 as Director of Strategy and Regulation. His responsibilities now also include Finance, Customer Service, Technology and Data which are core to UK Power Network’s business strategy.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp class=\"p1\">Previously Suleman was a Managing Director at Accenture, leading the utility network operations practice in the UK. Suleman has over 20 years' utilities experience, delivering business transformation, company restructures and operational performance improvement across the gas, electricity and water sectors. He holds a BSc (Hons) from the London School of Economics and Political Science.\u003C/p>","Director of Finance, Customer Service & Technology",[],{"id":45,"status":6,"sort":46,"title":47,"key":10,"fkey":19,"body":48,"cta":10,"intro":49,"stats":50},106,5,"Mark Adolphus","\u003Cp class=\"p1\">Mark is responsible for UK Power Networks’ Health, Safety, Sustainability and Connections business. He joined London Electricity in 1992 as an engineering graduate trainee and has enjoyed a diverse career across a number of operational, engineering and commercial roles. Mark is a Chartered Electrical Engineer and holds a Master’s degree in engineering business management from Warwick Business School and a degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Leicester.\u003C/p>","Director of Health, Safety, Sustainability and Connections",[],{"id":52,"status":6,"sort":53,"title":54,"key":10,"fkey":19,"body":55,"cta":10,"intro":56,"stats":57},107,6,"David Mitchell","\u003Cp class=\"p1\">David leads UK Power Networks Services. He is a chartered electrical engineer who joined the organisation in 1980 as an apprentice, achieving a degree in Electrical Engineering at Southampton University and an MBA at Brighton University. He has held several senior posts within the company, most recently as Head of Client Delivery overseeing long-term airport and military contracts as well as delivering major infrastructure projects.\u003C/p>","Director of UK Power Networks Services",[],{"id":59,"status":6,"sort":60,"title":61,"key":10,"fkey":19,"body":62,"cta":10,"intro":63,"stats":64},108,7,"Andrew Pace","\u003Cp class=\"p1\">Andrew joined UK Power Networks in January 2018 and is responsible for HR, Legal and the Company Secretary function. He has over 25 years’ HR leadership experience, predominantly in the construction and infrastructure sectors. Andrew held various HR leadership roles with John Laing, Rio Tinto and Balfour Beatty. Prior to joining UK Power Networks, Andrew was Executive Director, construction and infrastructure at Morgan Sindall. He holds an MBA from Nottingham Trent Business School and is a Chartered member of the Institute of Personnel and Development.\u003C/p>","Director of HR, Legal, Risk and Assurance, and Company Secretary",[],{"id":66,"status":6,"sort":67,"title":68,"key":10,"fkey":19,"body":69,"cta":10,"intro":70,"stats":71},109,8,"Roger Waring","\u003Cp class=\"p1\">Roger joined UK Power Networks in February 2014 as Head of Operational Procurement and has progressed through several responsibilities since then. He has over 20 years’ experience operating in diverse commercial environments. His current focus is on delivering substantial and sustainable efficiencies and performance improvements across the business.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp class=\"p1\">Roger has a B. Eng Hons in Manufacturing Engineering & Operations Management from the University of Nottingham.\u003C/p>","Director of Commercial Services and Technical Training",[],{"id":73,"status":6,"sort":74,"title":75,"key":10,"fkey":19,"body":76,"cta":10,"intro":77,"stats":78},110,9,"Sotiris Georgiopoulos","\u003Cp class=\"p1\">Sotiris leads UK Power Networks’ Distribution System Operator. He joined the organisation in 2005 and for the last decade has championed innovative ways to plan and operate our networks such as flexible connections and the development of flexibility markets.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp class=\"p1\">Sotiris is Chair of the ENA’s Open Networks project. He studied electrical engineering at the University of Manchester and has an MBA from the University of Cambridge.\u003C/p>","Director of Distribution System Operator",[],[],[],{"id":82,"status":6,"title":83,"split":8,"strap":84,"intro":85,"next":10,"blocks":86,"stats":90,"commitments":92},26,"UK Power Networks Services","Safe, reliable and sustainable power networks","\u003Cp class=\"p1\">UK Power Networks Services is the commercial arm of UK Power Networks that manages private energy networks and delivers major national power infrastructure projects for customers on a competitive, commercial basis.\u003C/p>\n\u003Chr>\n\u003Ch4 class=\"p1\">Relationships that are built to last\u003C/h4>\n\u003Cp class=\"p2\">In 2023/24, we were delighted to recognise the longevity of several major projects that we – and our predecessor companies – have worked on for twenty and thirty years. We aim for a partnership in our business relationships, so it is rewarding to be able to celebrate these long-standing associations. For the past 30 years we have owned, operated and maintained the critical power networks that have kept three major airports – Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted – running smoothly. We have built on these projects and are also working with the airports to reduce carbon emissions and mitigate the environmental impact of increasing air travel.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp class=\"p2\">We also marked the twentieth anniversary of our relationship with HS1, the UK’s only high-speed railway. The partnership goes well beyond this; our company designed, built and commissioned the network that has transported over 100 million passengers since it opened in 2003. We continue to work with HS1 to help it drive forward its green Net Zero agenda. For example, in 2023/24, we supported the line in its introduction of regenerative braking, which allows the energy released when a train brakes to be picked up and used by other trains on the line.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp class=\"p2\">We continue to bring our expertise to bear in the field of transport, with new projects in 2023/24 with the Docklands Light Railway and London Trams.\u003C/p>\n\u003Chr>\n\u003Ch4 class=\"p1\">Focus on renewables\u003C/h4>\n\u003Cp class=\"p2\">Much of our focus in 2023/24 was on helping our clients make progress towards their sustainability objectives. For Yorkshire Water, UK Power Networks Services is building one of the largest EV charging installations in the UK as the water utility works towards a fleet of electric vehicles in line with its Net Zero ambitions. The scheme brings together all aspects of EV charging, including installation, operation, maintenance and management of the infrastructure. We are also helping our sister company, UK Power Networks, to reduce its carbon footprint by introducing EVs to its fleet of company vehicles (see \u003Ca href=\"/responsible-business/environment-climate-change\">here\u003C/a>). UK Power Networks Services has also been appointed to develop a primary EV Strategy to support Southern Water to transition its fleet vehicles to electric and low-carbon alternatives.\u003C/p>\n\u003Cp class=\"p1\">Our trailblazing partnership with resource management company Veolia continues, supporting Yeovil District Hospital to decarbonise, and helping Veolia to introduce electric refuse collection vehicles across Westminster City Council. For this latter project, we have introduced 21 charge points to support 40 electric vehicles. Refuse collection vehicles in London are prime candidates for electrification as they operate within Central London’s Ultra Low Emissions Zone; and it is the nature of their use to stop and start frequently in residential areas. Electrification not only reduces emissions and improves air quality, it also makes the vehicles much quieter.\u003C/p>",[87,88,89],55,32,33,[91],13,[],1737733128375]