Jarek Niewierowicz
Chairman of the Supervisory Board
He previously served as Chief Adviser to President Gitanas Nausėda during his first term, overseeing the Environment and Infrastructure portfolio. Prior to that, he helped establish and implement the investment strategy for the Baltics’ first Infrastructure and Energy Investment Fund.
Mr. Niewierowicz was Lithuania’s Minister of Energy during the country’s 2013 Presidency of the EU Council, where he chaired the Energy Council. In this ministerial role, he led the legal unbundling of the Lithuanian gas sector and oversaw construction of the Klaipeda LNG FSRU terminal—breaking the gas supply monopoly in the Baltic States and providing a critical pillar for regional energy security.
He also streamlined efforts and secured adequate financing for the decommissioning of the Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant. From 2008 to 2012, as CEO of LitPol Link SPV, he managed the development of the HVDC electricity transmission line connecting Lithuania and Poland.
Mr. Niewierowicz holds a master’s degree in International Political and Economic Relations from the Warsaw School of Economics and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. focused on energy efficiency and renewable energy.