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Thomas Thune Andersen new Chairman of Dong

Lloyd's Register's Chairman, former Maersk shipowner Thomas Thune Andersen, will replace Fritz Schur as Chairman of Dong, according to Dong.

BY JOACHIM CLAUSHØJ BINDSLEV AND SØREN SPRINGBORG, ENERGIWATCH
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In Thomas Thune Andersen, the Danish Minister of Finance Bjarne Corydon (Social Democrats) has found a man knowledgeable in energy to replace the longstanding Chairman of Dong, Fritz Schur.

Thune is currently Chairman of the Board of Directors at Lloyd's Register, Board member at SSE (formerly Southern and Scottish Energy) and Petrofac. Additionally, he serves as Vice Chairman of VKR Holding, which owns companies such as Velux and SolarCap.

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