Grids Interview: Carmen Gimeno de la Fuente, GEODE (Part 1)

Posted on: 1 January 2021

Carmen Gimeno de la Fuente, Secretary-General at GEODE, talks about the industry response to COVID 19.

Carmen Gimeno de la Fuente, Secretary-General at GEODE, talks about the industry response to COVID 19.

Watch part 1 of this nice chat with Carmen Gimeno de la Fuente, Secretary-General at GEODE, about the industry response to COVID 19.

Watch Part Two Of This Interview

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