Zoran Miliša, a manager who was the face of the liberalization of the Croatian energy market, announced his withdrawal from the position of co-owner and president of ENNA Opskrba. His departure marks the end of a four-year cycle in which ENNA, after the exodus of key personnel from E.ON, became one of the most powerful players in the domestic market.
After being synonymous with market breakthroughs for years, first at RWE, then at E.ON, and for the last four years at ENNA Opskrba, Miliša closes his energy chapter. As he confirmed on his LinkedIn profile, he is stepping down from the CEO position and exiting the ownership structure of the company that under his leadership became a key challenger in the gas and electricity market.
Miliša’s transition from E.ON to ENNA in 2020 was more than just a transfer as he brought along a team of operators, which among other things allowed ENNA to achieve revenues exceeding 114 million euros in record time (already in its second year of operation).
His mandate in the system Pavao Vujnovac coincided with the most challenging period for the energy sector, from the Ukrainian crisis and extreme price volatility to strong state interventionism that pushed many smaller players out of the game. Miliša managed to position ENNA Opskrba as a stable alternative.
