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The Advisory Council plays a pivotal role as an external and high-level expert body, offering strategic guidance, support, and recommendations to the Project Management and Project Lead. Comprising esteemed members from various sectors, the Advisory Council's key objective is to assist in achieving project goals and evaluating project milestones. These members, selected for a tenure of two years by Project Management, contribute their wealth of expertise and experience from government, academia, civil society, and the corporate sector. Mid-term reviews, scheduled for June 2025 in Kyiv, ensure continuous alignment with the project's trajectory.

Functioning as a non-voting entity, the Advisory Council focuses on strategic guidance rather than decision-making related to project management. The Council is composed of up to fifteen distinguished representatives from Germany, Poland, Ukraine, and internationally. Twice-yearly Advisory Council Meetings occur, featuring both physical and virtual sessions. The Chairperson, elected during the inaugural meeting, leads the sessions, crafts the Council's written reports, and presents them to the Project Management. Semiannual reports by one of the Project Leads keep the Advisory Council informed about project advancements.

The Advisory Council of the GDU project boasts an assembly of up to 20 eminent individuals, chosen to reflect diverse sectors and countries, particularly Ukraine, Poland, Germany, and the EU. Appointed for a comprehensive four-year term, lasting until the culmination of May 2027, the Council convenes annually to provide insightful direction to the Project Coordination Group. In addition to assessing GDU's progression according to the Roadmap, they meticulously consider the project's broader context. Upholding the code of conduct is of utmost importance, and in their first meeting, the Council elects a Chair and, if necessary, up to two Vice-Chairs

Bernd Rech

Bernd Rech

Scientific Managing Director of the HZB

Prof. Rech is a full professor at the Technische Universität Berlin. He received a PhD in Physics from RWTH Aachen. Prof. Rech is co‐initiator of the "PVcomB ‐ Competence Center Thin‐Film and Nanotechnology for Photovoltaics Berlin" and of the energy laboratory EMIL at the photon source BESSY II. He is regarded as a top scientist for "Renewable Energies", who has recorded many successes in the fields of photovoltaics and thin‐film technology. He holds more than 10 patents in this area. Prof. Rech has extensive experience in networking in energy research in Germany and beyond and the transfer of knowledge to society and politics. He is a member of the supervisory board of the Institut für Solarenergieforschung in Hameln, a member of acatech, and a board member of the Arbeitskreis Energy of the German Physical Society.

Yuri Kubrushko

Yuri Kubrushko

Founder of IMEPOWER

IMEPOWER is focusing on strategy and investment advisory practice. Yuri has over 20 years of experience in strategy, investments, finance, market and regulatory advice with focus on the Ukrainian energy sector for private and public sector clients. He participated in structuring and financing of large infrastructure projects on electricity generation, transmission, distribution as well as gas production.

Prof. Dr. Ottmar Edenhofer

Prof. Dr. Ottmar Edenhofer

Professor at the Technische Universität Berlin

Professor is widely considered to be one of the world’s leading experts on the economics of climate change. He is Director and Chief Economist at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK). He was pioneering in giving the institute, which traditionally focused on large-scale quantitative computational modelling of the earth and its processes, a social science research agenda providing rigorous and meaningful information on climate change mitigation to society. In 2012 he was appointed director of the newly founded Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change (MCC).

Laurence Tubiana

Laurence Tubiana

President and CEO of the European Climate Foundation (ECF)

Susanne holds a PhD and a habilitation in Political sciences, Slavistics and Romanistics. She is an expert on international energy and climate policy, with a focus on electricity, EU and Central- and Eastern Europe. Previous roles include Heinrich Boell Foundation, FU Berlin, Ifri, EURELECTRIC, ENTSO-E and Smart Wires. She teaches at TU Berlin and published widely on energy matters.

Christian Zinglersen

Christian Zinglersen

Director of ACER, Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators

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