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NGN groups contacts:

NGN URL Name Contact
Italy http://www.cigre-italy.org/giovani-soci-ngn/ Marco Forteleoni marco.forteleoni@terna.it
USA https://cigre-usnc.org/young-members-ngn/ Anthony Giacomoni anthony.giacomoni@pjm.com
Russia http://cigre.ru/en/rnk/youth/ Anna Tusheva tusheva-av@fsk-ees.ru
Slovenia https://www.cigre-cired.si/studentska-sekcija-cigre-cired/ Anna Lovrencic ancka.lovrencic@gmail.com, studentska-sekcija@cigre-cired.si
Canada https://www.cigre-canada.org/ngn-next-generation-network/ Aleks Modelewska aleks.modelewska@gmail.com
Denmark https://cigre.dk/new-generation-network.html Daniela Pagnani DAPAG@orsted.dk
Turkey http://www.cigreturkiye.org.tr/ngn Kerem Koseoglu ngn@cigreturkiye.org.tr
Romania N/A Mihai Marcolt
Bogdan Leu
mihai.marcolt@transelectrica.ro
bogdan.leu@transelectrica.ro
Austria http://cigre.at/organisation-cigre-ngn-austria/ Manuel Galler manuel.galler@tugraz.at
Sweden N/A tbd tbd
Iran N/A Vahid Veysi veysi.vahid@monencogroup.com
Japan http://www.cigre.jp/jnc/ngn/detail/16 Yu Takamizawa Takamizawa.Yuu@chuden.co.jp
France https://cnf-cigre.org/les-membres-juniors-ngn/ N/A concours.cnfcigre@gmail.com
Australia https://ngn.org.au/ Chris Wembridge
Phil Coughlan
chris.wembridge@entura.com.au
phil.coughlan@levelcrossings.vic.gov.au
Germany https://www.vde.com/yen Andreas Lukaschik yen@vde-youngnet.de
Columbia N/A Pedro Lozada plozada@isa.com.co
Southern Africa https://cigresa.org.za/young-members-ngn Nadia Mohamed and Mashilo Moabelo ngn@cigresa.org.za

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