Governance
Governance
Abdellatif Bardach
President of the ANRE
The President of ANRE is appointed by His Majesty the King Mohammed VI, May God Assist Him. The President runs and manages ANRE. To this end, his main duties are as follows:
- Chairing the Board;
- Taking care of the day-to-day management of ANRE and seeing to the proper functioning of its governing bodies;
- Imposing sanctions, with the assent of the Dispute-settlement Committee.
Besides its President, ANRE’s Board is composed of nine members designated as follows:
The Board is vested the powers and prerogatives necessary to carry out its duties. It notably defines ANRE’s general policy and handles all the questions pertaining to the smooth running of the electricity sector, in line with the missions devolving to ANRE.
Members appointed by decree:
M. Driss CHATER
M. Mohamed MAHROUG
M. Mohamed BERNANNOU
Members appointed by decisions of the President of the House of Representatives:
M. Mustapha AJJAB
M. Ahmed El Mehdi MEZOUARI
M. Srhir BAALI
Members appointed by decision of the President of the House of Councillors:
M. Ahmed TOUHAMI
M. Mohammed BADDIR
M. Khalid HENNIOUI
The dispute settlement committee is composed of three members, designated as follows:
The Dispute Settlement Committee consists of three members, designated as follows:
M. Essaid Saadaoui
Members designated by the ANRE Council:
M. Hassan Merrouni
M. Ahmed Moujib
The Dispute-settlement Committee has jurisdiction to deal with disputes between the operator of the national electricity transmission grid and a user of the national electricity transmission grid or between the operator of an electricity distribution network and a user of medium voltage electricity distribution network. These disputes may relate to the connection to, access or use of the electricity network concerned or interconnections, notably in case of denial of connection or access to the electricity network concerned or in case of disagreement on the conclusion, interpretation, or performance of the agreements referred to in Article 8.
