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Le 12 juin 2025
Aurélie Oyharcabal was appointed as finance, purchasing, legal and sustainable development director at Teréga on 3 June 2025. Holding the position on a temporary basis since November 2024, she has now been confirmed in post at the end of a rigorous recruitment process. As a result, she now joins the Group’s Executive Committee.
Boasting 20 years’ experience in financial management positions, Aurélie Oyharcabal has worked in a variety of organisations, from the banking sector to renewable energy, including real estate. She joined Teréga in 2021, where she headed up the Group’s financial reorganisation within the context of the accelerated energy transition. This meant overseeing a €600m bond issue and contributing to discussions with the CRE on future regulated tariffs.
As Finance, Purchasing, Legal and Sustainable Development Director, Aurélie’s job will be to pursue the engaged transformation of the finance department, to steer the Group’s budget and financing, to oversee legal and compliance challenges, and strengthen the CSR strategy within the framework of the Gaïa 2035 strategic plan.
A graduate of the EDHEC Business School, she started her career at EY, before working in the financial management of listed groups, investment funds, and actors in the energy transition.
“Aurélie is perfectly acquainted with Teréga’s concerns and the challenges that await us. Her rigour, initiative and strategic vision will be valuable assets in supporting the transformation of our economic model against a backdrop of profound change in the energy system. Her appointment also illustrates our desire to put our commitments on diversity into practice, with an equally balanced Executive Committee.”
Carolle FOISSAUD, Chairman and CEO of Teréga
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