(AOF) – Hydrogène de France (HDF Energy), a world pioneer in hydrogen power plants and manufacturer of high-power fuel cells, is continuing to structure its teams with the appointment of Anne Jallet-Auguste as Secretary General. She will bring her technical and managerial experience to the group, in order to secure operations and promote the development of its projects.
50 years old, a graduate of ESCP-Europe and chartered accountant, she worked for more than 20 years in the professions of chartered accountant and audit. She has accompanied entrepreneurial projects of all kinds (SMEs, ETIs, family or listed companies) in particular in the industrial and service sectors.
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Threat to the European energy system
The leading importer of German gas, Uniper posts 54% of the volumes it buys from Russia. Following the war in Ukraine, the group had to acquire the volumes it lacked on the spot market, the prices of which had exploded. In difficulty, he requested aid from the German state, which raises concerns for all European energy companies. Nevertheless the German RWE and the French Engie reacted by arguing that their situation was very different. RWE stressed that it was less dependent on Russian gas. As for Engie, it benefits from the diversification of its sources of supply, with an increase in the volumes of LNG delivered in France and contracts with Norway and Algeria. The group has also adapted its hedging strategy to strengthen its resilience.