The Government has appointed the president of Enagás as the new president of the UB's social council, and just a few days ago we also explained in theCompanies Vicenç Pedret, a businessman close to Oriol Junqueras, joined Enagás as a board member. Banco Santander will propose a new board member to its shareholders' meeting, scheduled for the end of March, and the Antolín group has appointed Emma Antolín as the company's head. Below are the week's most significant appointments.

Following the collapse of Ciudadanos, its founder, Albert Rivera, has made several moves in the private sector. His latest is at Empresas Mágicas de España, a new venture where he will serve as an advisor. Meanwhile, businessman Vicenç Pedret, linked to Oriol Junqueras, will be nominated as a board member of Enagás, and ACAVe will have a new board after elections that gave the victory to the most radical candidate, ousting the status quo. These are the week's most notable appointments.

The energy company Enagás has closed an agreement with the Catalan company Molins for an innovative industrial decarbonisation project that aims to capture CO₂ from the Sant Vicenç dels Horts cement plant facilities and transport it by gas pipeline to Tarragona for its subsequent use to manufacture green fuels, the two companies reported on Thursday.