Enapter AG Announces Leadership Transition in Supervisory Board

Enapter AG announced that Armin Steiner, the long-standing chairman of the supervisory board, has stepped down from his position effective February 17, 2026, at his own request to pursue other professional engagements. The supervisory board will now consist of three members. Ragnar Kruse, who previously served as deputy chairman, has been elected as the new chairman of the supervisory board. Simultaneously, Eva Katheder was elected deputy chairwoman. The management board and supervisory board expressed gratitude to Steiner for his long-standing commitment, trusting cooperation, and valuable contribution to the company's development.

This leadership transition occurs as Enapter continues to advance its position in the green hydrogen sector. The company develops and markets AEM electrolyzers for green hydrogen production and operates the digital platform CoreKraft. The patented Anion Exchange Membrane technology eliminates the need for expensive and scarce raw materials like iridium, enabling efficient and scalable green hydrogen production even with fluctuating energy from solar and wind power. CoreKraft serves as a manufacturer-independent digital platform for controlling, monitoring, and optimizing hydrogen and energy systems, supporting partners in implementing technology-neutral, hybrid plant concepts.

The company's technology has gained significant global traction, with thousands of Enapter AEM electrolyzers already operating for more than 360 customers across over 55 countries worldwide. Enapter maintains its headquarters in Germany, with research and production facilities in Italy and a joint venture with the Wolong Group in China. The company is publicly listed on the regulated markets of the Frankfurt and Hamburg stock exchanges. Further information about the company's operations and technology can be found at https://www.enapter.com. The original announcement was published on www.newmediawire.com.