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Eet Appoints Rob Wallace As CEO of Eet Hydrogen Power

PRIVATEApr 17, 2024•about 2 years ago

Position

Chief Executive Officer

Company

EET Fuels

Rob Wallace

Ellesmere PortEnergyOil And GasRenewable EnergyBiomass Energy

Description

Rob Wallace has been appointed as the Chief Executive Officer of EET Hydrogen Power, EET’s planned hydrogen-ready combined heat and power plant (CHP) at its Stanlow refinery. With extensive experience in the Energy and Utilities Industry, including roles at Shell, Centrica, and ESB, Rob will oversee the construction and management of EET’s CHP plant, contributing to the company's overall ambition to create an energy transition hub in the North West.

Company Information

Company

EET Fuels

Location

Ellesmere Port, Cheshire, United Kingdom

About

EET Fuels is a key part of Essar Energy Transition, which was established in 2023 to invest a total of US$3.6 billion in developing a range of low carbon energy transition projects over the next five years, of which US$1.2 billion will be invested in EET Fuels’ decarbonisation projects. EET Fuels is delivering on its plan to become the UK’s first low carbon process refinery. Setting the global benchmark for lower emitting refineries and industrial decarbonisation. Aligned to the UK Government’s net zero ambitions, EET Fuels is delivering a 95% cut in emissions by 2030.

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