The Association of Non-Regulated Electricity Customers (ACENOR AG) held its Ordinary General Assembly of Members, in which the election of the board of directors that will lead the association during the period 2026–2029 took place.
As a result of the vote, seven directors were elected, along with their respective alternates, representing companies from the industrial, health, mining and transport sectors.
The new board was made up of Rodrigo Sepúlveda Uribe, from Aceros AZA; José Luis Usnayo Zabaleta, from Aguas Andinas; Francesca Milani Torres, from Anglo American Sur; Verónica Cortez Silva, from Compañía Minera Doña Inés de Collahuasi SCM; Francisco Danitz Miller, from Codelco; Rodrigo Terrazas Michell, from Metro de Santiago; and Marcos Cid Leiva, from Teck Resources Limited.
The following were elected as alternate directors: Esteban Matamala Bahamondes, from Aceros AZA; Juan Pablo Berrios Peña, from Aguas Andinas; Diego Medel Chacón, from Anglo American Sur; Gustavo Muñoz Mardones, from Collahuasi; Carolina Valderrama Campos, from Codelco; Stephanie Wilhelm Núñez, from Metro de Santiago; and Leopoldo Gaegger, from Teck Resources Limited.
The board's renewal comes at a time marked by significant challenges for independent electricity consumers, particularly regarding energy costs, regulation, and the functioning of the electricity market. The new board will be tasked with continuing to strengthen the sector's representation and user participation in discussions that impact the development of the energy sector.
During the Ordinary General Assembly, the management carried out by ACENOR during the last period was also presented to the members, along with the 2025 annual report ( https://acenor.cl/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/Memoria-acenor-2025_31Julio.pdf ) and the balance sheet.
For 30 years, ACENOR AG has represented the interests, concerns, and rights of Chile's free electricity customers and today actively participates in public and regulatory discussions with the aim of contributing to a more competitive, efficient, and transparent energy market that fosters the country's productive development.