Stuart Broadley

CEO at Energy Industries Council

Stuart joined EIC, the Energy Industries Council, as CEO in 2016. He recently founded UKESC, the UK Energy Supply Chain taskforce, which he co-chairs with the UK Export Minister Graham Stuart MP and the UK Energy Minister Anne-Marie Trevelyan MP.

UKESC aims to amplify the voice of the entire UK energy supply chain to support policy development, to increase the pace and scale of investing, seeding and rooting of the UK energy supply chain in the context of energy transition, and to step change internationalisation and exporting success.

Prior to joining EIC in 2016, Stuart enjoyed a successful 25-year career leading global O&M and engineering businesses in oil & gas, power, renewables and defence with Rolls-Royce, Wood, REpower and Hoerbiger.

He is architect of the Energy Exports Conference which brings 20 inward delegations to the UK each year with $500bn of project opportunities, and he is author of the renowned Survive & Thrive annual report which highlights successful growth strategies in challenging markets.

Stuart has various non-executive director roles and in 2019 was invited to become a Fellow of the Energy Institute.

The EIC is the UK’s largest energy supply chain trade association, a not-for-profit with 750 member companies, across oil & gas, power, nuclear, renewable and new energy transition markets that, for 78 years, has advised governments and boardrooms, and helped companies to grow at home and around the world. The EIC team’s real passion is helping companies to export, diversify, and grow – and their members benefit from EIC’s unique suite of products and services – namely, energy market CAPEX, OPEX & supply chain capability databases, 250 events p.a., industry & government networks, international launchpad offices and extensive markets.

Takes part in

Oct, 7 2:00 PM CET

Panel Discussion

Net-Zero Supply Chain: Industry Leadership beyond Profit

This panel will discuss and explore how the leaders in Scope 3 decarbonization are taking initiative to efficiently engage with suppliers, conclude meaningful partnerships, and try new approaches to fully unlock a climate-neutral organizational structure and facilitate a slower temperature rise worldwide.

Unboxing the role of sustainable logistics and renewable energy
Climate transparency as a prerequisite for an environmentally clean company
Incentivizing suppliers and partnering with third-party stakeholders

Speakers

Dorethe Nielsen Vice President of Corporate Environmental Strategy at Novo Nordisk

Maurice Loosschilder Head of Sustainability at Signify

Virginia Covo Global Director, Climate Action at AB InBev

Steffen Schwartz-Höfler Head of Group Sustainability at Continental AG

Stuart Broadley CEO at Energy Industries Council

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