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James Dalton Director of the Global Water Programme at IUCN, Dalton focuses on advancing water governance and management for people and nature. With extensive experience in water management across multiple regions, Dalton’s expertise contributes to global efforts in sustainable water resource management.
Dr. Malcolm Dunstan Dunstan, a pioneer in roller-compacted concrete (RCC) dams, has significantly influenced dam construction practices worldwide. With involvement in numerous RCC dam projects and leadership roles in ICOLD committees, Dunstan’s expertise has shaped the state-of-the-art in dam engineering.
Joana Freitas Freitas, Executive Board Member of EDP Generation, drives innovation and sustainability in the energy sector. With a career spanning infrastructure operations, finance, and consultancy, Freitas’s leadership in decarbonization initiatives and gender-balanced leadership advocacy reflects her commitment to driving positive change.
Ignacio Sánchez Galán Galán, as Executive Chairman of Iberdrola, has played a pivotal role in the company’s international expansion and commitment to electrification for emissions reduction. Under his leadership, Iberdrola has invested significantly in renewable energies, smart grids, energy storage, and green hydrogen, positioning it as a leader in the European electricity market and one of the largest globally. Galán’s emphasis on environmental protection and social responsibility has earned Iberdrola recognition in sustainability indices and corporate governance practices.
Will Gardiner The CEO of Drax Group has been instrumental in developing the company’s low-carbon, customer- focused strategy, and is pushing for pumped storage development in the UK. With a background in finance and technology, Gardiner provides leadership in implementing Drax Group’s business strategy, emphasizing stakeholder management and external relationships.
Kate Gilmartin The CEO of the British Hydropower Association is a prominent advocate for the hydropower industry, emphasizing its role in achieving net zero emissions and enhancing energy security in the UK. With a strong educational background and extensive voluntary work in renewable energy organizations, Gilmartin’s vision encompasses leveraging hydropower and other renewable energy technologies to meet national sustainability goals.
Lynn Good Chair, President, and CEO of Duke Energy, Good leads one of America’s largest energy holding companies with a focus on serving customers and communities while transitioning to a cleaner
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energy future. Good’s leadership has driven Duke Energy’s aggressive clean energy strategy, aiming for significant carbon reduction and net-zero emissions by 2050.
Chris Goodell
Goodell, Principal Consultant for Hydraulics and Hydrology at Kleinschmidt Associates, is recognized for his outstanding contributions to hydraulic engineering. With expertise in water resources hydraulic engineering and software development, Goodell is an internationally recognized leader in HEC-RAS modeling and risk- based solutions for hydraulic challenges.
James L. Gordon (1931-2023) A distinguished figure in hydroelectric engineering, Gordon was known for his contributions to dam engineering and his extensive career spanning over 60 years. Gordon’s achievements include numerous awards for his excellence in engineering, pioneering formulas in hydroelectric engineering, and his dedication to advancing dam construction practices worldwide.
Professor Philippe Gourbesville, The President of the International Association of Hydro-Environment Engineering and Research (IAHR) is a leading figure in hydroinformatics and water engineering. With extensive experience in research and education, Gourbesville’s contributions have advanced hydro-environmental modeling and crisis management practices.
Elon Hägg Vice President and Global Head of Hydro at AFRY, Hägg leads a global team with significant expertise in hydro engineering services. Hägg helps drives innovation and sustainability in the energy transition, supporting clients worldwide in achieving their renewable energy goals.
Ken Hanson
An engineering consultant with extensive experience in RCC and soil-cement dam construction, Hanson has made significant contributions to dam engineering practices. Hanson’s enthusiasm and creative efforts have advanced RCC and soil-cement state-of- the-practice, leading to improved design and construction techniques for concrete dams.
Joerg Hartmann
Hartmann is an independent consultant who specializes in sustainable water and energy management and development. With a background in development economics and fluency in multiple languages, Hartmann provides valuable advice on economic, financial, social, and governance issues related to water and energy projects worldwide.
Richard Herweyen A respected technical advisor in the hydropower and dams industry, Herweyen boasts over 30 years of experience in consulting. His expertise encompasses dams, hydropower, and pumped
Pravin Karki
As the Global Lead for Hydropower & Dams at the World Bank Group, Karki is dedicated to enhancing productivity in hydropower projects through digital delivery and promoting sustainability across technical, environmental, social, and economic aspects.
Julie Keil (1957-2015): Keil’s legacy as a champion for hydropower and renewable energy technology continues to inspire. Through her leadership, courage, and negotiation skills, she fostered collaboration within the hydropower community, leaving an indelible mark on the industry. The Hydropower Foundation honors her memory with the Julie Keil Scholarship, celebrating women who embody her qualities of leadership and dedication.
Dr. Tobias Keitel, The CEO and President of Voith Hydro, Keitel is a key figure in the global hydropower industry. Under his leadership, Voith Hydro has solidified its position as a leading supplier of hydroelectric equipment
storage, with a focus on projects in the Asia-Pacific region. Herweyen’s leadership roles on various dams and hydropower projects demonstrate his deep knowledge and experience in the field.
Dina Hunt President of the US Society on Dams (USSD), Hunt is a dedicated advocate for dam safety and seismic engineering. With a background in civil and geotechnical engineering, Hunt’s leadership within USSD reflects her commitment to advancing the industry and promoting safety standards for dams.
Professor Feng Jin Jin’s invention of the rock-filled concrete dam represents a significant advancement in infrastructure development. His innovative design showcases resilience and sustainability, contributing to the safety and security of communities downstream.
Gord Johnston Johnston, President and CEO of Stantec, brings over 30 years of experience in infrastructure projects to his role. Committed to sustainable growth and client management, Johnston’s leadership at Stantec prioritizes community building and climate action, aligning with the firm’s values of sustainability and social responsibility.
Marius Jonker With over 33 years of experience in dams and hydropower projects, Jonker, Aurecon’s Dams Capability Leader, is driven by a passion for bringing ideas to life and co-creating a better future for people and the planet.
Han Jun Serving as President of China Three Gorges Corporation, Jun holds a key position in advancing China’s hydropower initiatives, contributing significantly to the country’s energy landscape.
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