Stanlow (UK), Aug 29 (IANS) EET Fuels, a trading name of Essar Oil UK, has announced the appointment of Adrian Currie as its chief decarbonisation officer, effective September 2.
Adrian will lead the development and implementation of EET Fuels’ energy transition strategy, with the goal of delivering a world-leading low carbon process refinery.
He has extensive experience having served as Chairman, Managing Director and Board Member across Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA), with an unrivalled track record of building and growing multiple businesses, large-scale manufacturing facilities and major capital projects.
His recent roles include Strategic Advisor and Managing Director at Encirc, Non-Executive Director at Glass Futures, member of the North West Business Leaders Team, and Board Member at British Glass and Gallo Glass Company.
He has also been a member of the San Telmo Business School International Advisory Board, and Commissioner for Sustainable and Inclusive Growth at the Cheshire and Warrington Local Enterprise Partnership.
Adrian holds certificates in Business Administration and Management (ALP) from Timoney Leadership School (2014) and the Advanced Management Programme (AMP) from IESE Business School. He also studied Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Ulster University, Jordanstown.
Deepak Maheshwari, CEO of EET Fuels, said: “Adrian’s appointment reflects our commitment to more than just eliminating carbon dioxide emissions. His expertise and established leadership will help ensure we continue to make a positive contribution to the regional and national economy.”
Tony Fountain, Managing Director of Essar Energy Transition, said: “Adrian’s appointment is an important step in our transition to a low carbon future. We are committed to establishing a leading low carbon energy transition hub and, together with the agreement to purchase Thornton Science Park, this appointment demonstrates our plan to play our part in ensuring that the UK meets its climate change targets, enhances energy security, and maintains a strong and secure manufacturing base for fuels.”
Commenting on his new role, Adrian Currie said, “I am thrilled to join EET Fuels and contribute to the company’s sustainable future. The company’s commitment to decarbonisation is incredible. It aligns perfectly with my passion to drive growth and innovation while reducing carbon emissions. I look forward to working with the team to achieve our goals.”
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