Jan Hylleberg will step down as Deputy CEO of Green Power Denmark no later than September 30 after several years in the organization and the wind turbine industry. After his departure, Jan Hylleberg will join the Danish Association of Consulting Engineers as CEO. This is stated by Green Power Denmark in a press release.
It is a significant figure who is now leaving Green Power Denmark. Jan Hylleberg has been part of the wind industry since 2008, when he was employed by Vindmølleindustrien, which later became Wind Denmark. He is among the architects who have helped build Green Power Denmark after the merger in 2021, when Dansk Energi, Wind Denmark and Solar Power Denmark were merged.
- For 18 years I have worked with, thought about and dreamed about wind turbines. I have had the great privilege of helping to develop an industry that is today a very important part of Danish business and which is crucial for the green transition all over the world, says Jan Hylleberg, Deputy CEO of Green Power Denmark.
Green Power Denmark currently works broadly with the energy sector and, among other things, with the electrification of Denmark, a work that Jan Hylleberg has been a part of. He was accompanied by words of praise by the CEO of Green Power Denmark, Kristian Jensen.
- Jan Hylleberg has had a huge impact on Green Power Denmark's relatively short-term success in establishing itself in the energy sector and among politicians. Our collaboration has been exceptionally strong and confidential, says Kristian Jensen.
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