Randolph joined ENA in 2017 and has led ENA’s work on low-carbon technologies since. In his new role he will retain overall responsibility for ENA’s innovation projects, as well as the world-leading Open Networks project which is helping transform the way our energy networks operate, underpinning the delivery of the smart grid.
David Smith, Chief Executive at Energy Networks Association said:
“Randolph is a key member of the team at Energy Networks Association and I am delighted he is taking on these additional responsibilities at such a crucial time for our industry. He will continue to play a key role in supporting our networks become even more efficient, innovative and smarter as we move towards a Net Zero future for the UK.”
Notes to editor
Randolph’s biography can be found on our Leadership team page.
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