Danske Commodities has appointed Søren Blad as its new Head of Gas Trading & Optimisation. Blad joined on 18 August and comes from a position as Head of Gas Trading at Centrica Energy. Danske Commodities informs.
With more than 17 years of experience in the energy industry, he will be in charge of trading and optimising the company's portfolio of gas storage, pipeline capacities and options. He has also previously held senior roles at Ørsted.
- With solid experience from both management and trading in the European gas markets, we are pleased to welcome Søren Blad as our new Head of Gas Trading & Optimisation. As responsible for Danske Commodities' portfolio of gas storage and capacities, Søren and his trading teams play an important role in optimising the flexibility of Europe's energy system - a key factor for European security of supply, says Henrik Tveteraas, VP, Head of European Gas Trading at Danske Commodities.
Søren Blad will be responsible for three trading desks covering short-term gas trading and optimisation, gas asset trading and gas portfolio management.
- I look forward to becoming part of Danske Commodities, one of Europe's leading asset-backed energy trading companies. Through my many years in the energy industry, I have always had a good impression of the company and the high professional level on the gas desk. Now I look forward to bringing my experience to bear and creating value across the entire trading value chain, says Søren Blad, the new Head of Gas Trading & Optimisation at Danske Commodities.
Danske Commodities trades gas in over 20 countries and covers both short-term and long-term markets.
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