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Ulrich Frieser Bio
 
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Ulrich Frieser
Director for Business Development, Vattenfall Pan Europe and Head of the Vattenfall Group’s E-mobility Program

Ulrich Frieser is a Director for Business Development at Vattenfall Pan Europe and Head of the E-mobility program for the Vattenfall Group. Previously he has been working at Vattenfall in different managerial positions both in Germany and Sweden, most recently within the Corporate strategy department in Stockholm.

About Vattenfall:
Vattenfall is Europe’s fifth largest generator of electricity and the largest generator of heat. We currently have operations in Denmark, Finland, Germany, United Kingdom, Poland and Sweden. Vattenfall is active at all stages of the electricity value chain - generation, transmission, distribution and sales. Vattenfall also generates, distributes and sells heat, and conducts energy trading and lignite mining. The parent company, Vattenfall AB, is wholly owned by the Swedish state.

http://www.vattenfall.com

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