The bodies of the Energy Agency are the director and the six-member council of the Energy Agency.

The Energy Agency's director

Director of the Energy Agency (from now on: agency) is Duška Godina, who is responsible for performing the following tasks:

• representing the agency in legal transactions;
• issuing the acts of the agency;
• managing the agency and its operation;
• deciding on the employment rights of agency employees;
• determining the internal organisation of the agency and job classification;
• appointing agency executives;
• is responsible for the lawfulness of the agency's work.

The Director is appointed by the Council for the term of office of 6 years.

Organizational structure

Internal organizational units of the agency:

- director's office

- departments for:

• Network Regulation
• Economic Regulation
• Renewable Energy
• Development and Market Monitoring
• Legal Affairs
• Common Services

The Council

The Council's tasks:

• adopting general acts of the agency in view of exercising public authority;
• issuing consents to those general acts of performers of energy sector activities requiring the agreement of the agency in compliance with Energy Act;
• adopting the work programme, the financial plan and the business report of the agency;
• adopting the Report on the state of the energy sector prepared by the agency;
• supervising the legality of the work of the Director and the fulfilment of the agency's duties in terms of results and performance;
• appointing and dismiss the Director;
• carrying out other duties in compliance with Energy Act and the general act of the agency.

The Chair and members of the Council are appointed by the National Assembly for a term of office of six years.

The Chair and members are not employees of the agency.

The Council is composed by:

dr. Franc Žlahtič, Chairman, mandate (until June 2026)

prof. dr. Borut Bratina, a six- year mandate (until June 2026)

dr. Janez Kopač, mandate (until June 2026)

Mitja Breznik, a six-year mandate (until June 2029)

Sandi Šterpin, a six-year mandate (until June 2029)