Vattenfall's CFO to become CEO of German utility
Six months after the high-profile dismissal of its CEO, the German utility has found its replacement in a Vattenfall veteran.
Vattenfall will lose one of its most experienced executives. After almost two decades at the Swedish utility, and the past few years as CFO, Stefan Dohler is moving 125 kilometers west from his office in Hamburg to the city of Oldenburg, where he will take over the role of CEO for German utility EWE, both companies have announced.
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